I'm trying to help my friend with his site. We're having trouble getting the image bg.gif to display for some people. It won't show up when called from an HTML page via the img tag nor does it show up when you visit its URL directly (you are greeted by a blank page) however if you visit the image directory and download the file, you can view it from your computer.
The image dimensions are 1x600 pixels, and it seems like it's just a black line?
If you're using it in a <img /> tag then it would just be a single line wherever that tag is. If you're using it as a background-image using css, then you should have it repeating. But since it's just a black image you might as well just use background-color: #000;
Gudlife: where are you finding the following source code: <img style="-webkit-user-select: none; cursor: -webkit-zoom-in; " src="http://www.omcowproductions.com/images/bg.gif" width="0" height="260"> is it when you go directly here? http://www.omcowproductions.com/images/bg.gif because when I go here there is no page source whatsoever (won't let me view source in Firefox or Chrome so this is why I assumed there wasn't any)
Bionoid: Yes, it's just a long, thin, vertical line. The only reason I care about it is because I am perplexed by not being able to get it to load when I visit its URL directly (http://www.omcowproductions.com/images/bg.gif)
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