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updating website using frontend (images)
i am updating my website using frontend and have managed to copy and paste some images but one of the images still does not appear on my website when i view it on another pc....do i have to have the origional photograph?
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it sounds like you path is messed up if you can view it on the computer and not on another. Check it and see if your page's path is something like c:\documents and settings\somethin\yeah\chesse\layered vaccum
You can't copy and paste an image into a page because it generally doesn't do the path correctly. It's more than likely looking for the image on the pc you're using. You have to upload the pics to the server and link them from it. post a link to the page and we can tell you if that's the case |
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<img height="180" alt="" src="file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/sharon%20haseley/my%20documents/my%20website/villa_header.jpg"
that is the link.... does that mean that i have to have the origional photograph to upload it to appear on my website |
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That means that you're linking to a file on your computer. What you're looking for is something along the lines of <img src="/path/to/file/image.jpg" />
The file must be uploaded and then linked.
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