Images do not display

[airbayforce]

:eek: Hi folks, Im definetly a noob but jeez! I have a few images that will not display on my page. I did it in a free what u see editor. I have tried changing from jpeg to png, renaming. The images are in an image folder on the server.
The only results I can get are the empty boxes with the "x" inside. The alt text does display. Here is what the code is for one of the images-

&nbsp;<img style="width: 106px; height: 77px;" alt="cd" src="disk%20and%20matching%20case.jpg">

Thank you for any help!

[tracknut]

The red X tells you the image named isn't on the server where the link is pointing, or that it can't be displayed. You'd need to give us a link to the server for us to be able to diagnose what your issue actually is - it is most likely one of those two things though.

Dave

[jonmaster]

:<img style="width: 106px; height: 77px;" alt="cd" src="disk%20and%20matching%20case.jpg">



donot add spaces to file names. You can rename your files and try.

like this

<img style="width: 106px; height: 77px;" alt="cd" src="diskandmatchingcase.jpg"/>

[tjedgar]

that src is telling the server to look in the same folder as the html file, if they are in the same folder then depending on server settings the following may be a problem:

the case of the file name - some servers look for exact case and spelling.
the case of the file extension - on some servers .jpg and .JPG are two different things so make sure the extension is in lower case for the img

[airbayforce]

Thank you very much all. I will re go it and look over everything mentioned!
www.modelture.com is the page. Its more or less my first one and a template.
I guess now I see the spaces create the %20. I sure made a mess!

[tracknut]

The issue is your images folder is named "images" (lowercase) on the server, whereas you're calling it "Images" (uppercase I) in the URL. They must be the same (the standard way is for both to be lowercase). The spaces are fine.

Dave

[airbayforce]

Just in! Thats it alright. I noticed just by chance as I was looking about and I somehow decided to name my folder Images, cap. Mental note. dont go cappin stuff. Thank you very much for taking a look and mentioning the standard, I need all the standard knowledge I can get!