I'm a complete novice at web design, but I have managed to cobble this site together. I need to submit it on CD for marking, but the images I have links to won't display. Everything else works fine. I think it's something to do with the root file, but I don't know how to solve it. My assignment is due in on Monday!
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Hopefully you have a graphics folder for just your pics, this makes file management easier.  If you do, then make sure that folder is where it needs to be on the cd. When you burned the cd did you keep the same structure as it is on your computer? And are the pictures on the CD? Another thing, make sure your html files reference the images as a relative link, not absolute (it just complicates things) Just giving some suggestions. Basically you have to make sure the file structure is exactly like it is on your computer, and make sure that the html files on the CD reference the pics correctly.\n          ~from the web designer of jDesignStudio.com.
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Root folder and image folders are more for Dreamweaver. I had a hard time at first too since my college wanted me to learn FTP the hard way. If you make a "default folder" instead it should work! The "default folder does not have to be in the folder with the rest of your pages, but you will need to link all the pages to your "default homepage".
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Well, you can't just add it to the image file. But, you can look into image mapping. This allows you to create a region of the image that can be clicked by the user, and it will take them to the link specified in the image map. http://www.htmlgoodies.com has information on this.
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You need to host the image on your own personal server or at photobucket.com or a site like that.  Then when you go to edit your page you have to write HTML code like this:\n\n<img src="http://www.photobucket.com/myimage.jpg">
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uhh i kinda dont get your question but im gonna try to answer anyway.....\n\nu shouldnt change the document root instead move the html files or all your web files to hdocs which was the original document root location...\n\nif u have a chance to change servers id use abyss web server.. its alot easier i mean a whoel lot easier to configure
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There could be a delay in when the new files are activated due to caching at your host. Often people do not see their changes due to caching in their own browser.\n\nYou talk about links and pictures, so this is possibly about how your reference url,s are set up. \nCheck your link href's and picture src's. Do you include path information to your c:&#92; and such... make them relative. Do they start with "/" and they do not work, these refer to the web root - change them to purely relative. Do they start with "&#92;", change this into "/".\n\nStill having trouble? Have all your files and images reside in a single directory and remove all path info from the links; use only the filenames. Just until you know how to work this.\n\nWant to find out how it is done in other websites? On any web page you can have your browser show the HTML source with 'View Source'.\n\nGood luck!
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If you want to display the code for a link in HTML, you will have to display the code for the < and > characters.  You can do this with the following codes.  Note, a space has been included to display it correctly in this answer, but it should display correctly in your code.\n\n& lt; will display <\n& gt; will display >\n\nPlace these instead of the < and > in the code of the image, eg, <img src= blah >
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Check and make sure you have a file called index.htm or .html or .asp or whatever your using to design your site.  Most web servers require a file with a certain file name to be the "base" page of you site, so that when someone enters your URL with no filename (ex: www.mysite.com; instead of www.mysite.com/index.htm) the server knows where to send them.\n\nAlos, try clearing your browser cache with a refresh (or hit F5); I have pages that take a while to work even when all the files are there.  The AOL browser is the worst about it.\n\nGood luck.
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That means it didnt load the images. Go to TOOLS>>INTERNET OPTIONS>>ADVANCED TAB>>SCROLL DOWN TO MEDIA SECTION>>CHECK 'Show Pictures'.\n\nIt's either that or whoever's page the images are on, are linked to somewhere and those images dont exist.
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I have two ways maybe can solve your problem.\n\nFirst, using Apache Directory setting, all request to the demo directory will be prepend a php file first, here is the example of how to configure the setting :\n\n1.create a file that named .htaccess , and put it under demo directory\n2.the content of .htaccess is like below\n\n<Directory /DocumentRoot/demo>\nphp_value auto_prepend_file "The/PHP/File/You/Want/to/Exec"\n</Directory>\n\nThe Second way is to show the image by php, the HTML code will like this:\n<img src=/demo/showimg.php border=0>, then inside the showimg.php , you can code it like below:\n\n<?PHP\n// Do the things you want ........... \nHeader("Content-type: image/PNG"); // Using PNG For Example\nreadfile("/DocumentRoot/demo/Some/where/Your/Image/Is");\n?>\n\nHope this can help you
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some possibilities\nits being blocked.\nthe server that hosted that image no longer has that image.\n\nsome solution,\nright click and click on "Show Picture"
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first of all i appreciate your effort to build a web page ..\ni shall give u some tips as a web designer ,to improve your web page\n1.Doesn't have a Heading (name of the site) i dont find the real purpose of your site without heading\n2.you have a very long page and more pictures it makes the page to download slower\n3.try to organize the page in any one of the normal form\n4.try more smooth and matching colors..\nhave a nice day..
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I have this exact same problem!  It says on mine that I need to have Netscape blah blah blah.  It sux, maybe you need to download Netscape.
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you need to slice it...\nPhotoshop and Image can then generate the html for the page to work...
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You can do this with a server-side include, assuming your Web server supports server-side includes (most do).\n\nTo do that:\n\n1. Create your links page, minus the html, head and body tags.\n\nIn other words, your links page would just be the links and associated HTML:\n\n<p><a href="somelink">Some Link</a> | <a href="link2">Link 2</a></p>\n<p><a href="link3">Link 3</p>\n\nSave that page as links.htm\n\n2. You'll need to rename all the files that will include this page to be .shtm or .shtml, rather than .htm or .html.\n\n3. You'll save the link file to the root directory of your Web site (that is, the same directory as your default home page).\n\n4. You'll add this wherever your want the links page to appear:\n\n<!--# include virtual="/links.htm" -->\n\nSo yes, you do need to re-upload all the pages you want to have the links page appear on after renaming their extensions and adding the code in step 4.\n\nYou'll also need to re-link all your pages to each other, to reflect the new .shtm / .shtml extensions.\n\nSo there's some significant initial pain, but once you've done that, any time you change your links page, it will appear properly in every page, as changed.
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We use <img src> tag to display images on a webpage. You've first got to scan your photograph and save it as a jpg gif or bmp file and then save it on the webspace that you have. Have a look at this example:\n<img src = "mypicture.bmp">
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Tools-> Options-> Content... See if the "Load Images" checkbox is on.\nOther than that, not all sites are designed to be viewed with browsers other than IE, so you might experience a "selective" view, from commodity of those webmasters.