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HTML - Image Display Issues
So I'm not completely new to html website design, but I am building a site and was just going to throw up a banner and some text saying coming soon. So the text displays fine. But I cannot for the life of me figure out how to get the images to display. I have checked and double checked the source code and it should be fine. I manually logged into my ftp and the file is in the directory so it shouldn't be an issue of not being able to find it. Can I get any help at all?
Here is the link: http://www.huntlink.net my code is as follows: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <title>Untitled Document</title> </head> <body> <table width="800" border="0" align="center"> <tr> <td><img src="images/mainbanner.png" width="800" height="150" /></td> </tr> <tr> <td align="center"><h2>Coming Soon!</h2></td> </tr> </table> </body> </html> Any help would be great. I don't know why the image isn't displaying. It works when I preview it in dreamweaver also. Similar TutorialsFirefox looks fine. Internet Explorer looks rather dumb. 1. Alignment is off 2. One of the links doesn't work 3. Within the site, the main content box adjusts itself according to text (please click reddish image to see) Does anyone know how I can fix this? (I'm sure many people have had this problem. I suppose I could use image map on the main page- that would solve #1 & 2. But I'm at a loss about #3.) Thank you very, very much! http://www.geocities.com/rk.grant/ Hey guys. Having some issues on both my website and one I did for my Brother, the images not aligning properly. Both are fine in Firefox, but not in IE. www.michaelsingleton.co.uk www.ucba.co.uk If anyone would be so kind as to have a look over the code, it would be much appreciated! Thanks Mike. One of the pages on my website shows up differently in Firefox than it does in other web browsers. Here is what it looks like in the following browsers. Google Chrome, Safari: Firefox: One of the most noticeable problems is that in Firefox, the form's submit button is missing. If you would like to look at the html code, the url is Nmacro.com/Contact.html. Also, I used iWeb to create my website. Thanks so much. I modified text on a web page yesterday for a client and added an image to it as well. I simply copied existing code that was to be commented out, modified the text and image file name, commented out the previous code and then uploaded the file, via FTP, to the server. On my machine it looks terrible when I go to the client website and access the page via their link. All of the horizontal lines are at the top instead of between sections as it should be. However, if I just double click the HTML file directly it opens fine. It also opens fine on a co-workers machine regardless of how he does it. The client sees it fine too. I have not been able to find a reason why this is happening and I went back through the code twice more, redoing my work, to make sure I was not commenting something out that shouldn't be. I use I/E 8 and my co-worked uses I/E 6. I don't know about the client but since I can see it fine when I double-click the file itself I don't think that is the issue. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated as we do updates for this client pretty regularly. Thanks, Doug Hi guys, I've been working on a website for a friend for a while now and thought I had it complete. That was until I opened it with IE! Things don't look right in IE - and also IE crashes when some pages are loaded. Any chance you could look at this page: http://www.flatvision.name/de/index.php in both IE & Firefox and offer some advice as to why it does what it does? Thanks very much - help and advice much appreciated. ! Leigh I am not an amatuer, I'd think, but for some reason I am having trouble slicing up this image into a site (http://www.pigseldesign.com/tartan_mod.jpg). The top menu is the problem area, but I think my trouble comes into play due to me using tables. I haven't really delved into DIV tags yet to understand how to make it work in that form, but it doesn't seem like it would be difficult. I've just split the image into four columns and the menu falls into the 3rd. Problem is, when I make the cell's background the black/gray gradient, it spans to match the height of the patterned banner on the left (in another cell), even after I set the menu's cell's height to what it should be. I know there isn't much concrete information to work with, but any help would be greatly appreciated. Even if there were a program where I could just slap this in and have it spit out what I need. I just want the code clean, correct and looking right. Hi, I have a table with a background image. i want that this background image adjust itself dynamically according to the size of the table. Can this be achieved. can anyone post any technique of doing this? Thanks in advance geniuses htmlgroom I recently created this website to highlight a trip to New Orleans. I did something similar for a trip last summer to Africa. As you can see, the pages are designed with small image icons, and you must click on the icons in order to see a popup of the full image. However, when viewing the page on monitors with lower resolutions, some of the images create a flickering effect and prevent the viewer from seeing the larger popup image. Does anyone have any recommendations? Ideally, I'd like to find a solution that doesn't require me to resize the images. After all, they're not that big. If someone can offer a particularly good solution I'd be willing to compensate you for your time, since I intend to create numerous more travel pages like these. Thanks! Hi there I'm new to this site but think I'll be sticking around for the wealth of information here. So...I recently designed a website for a friend working off a nice little template to save time. Everything looks great and operates exactly how they requested on a desktop browser. However, the images become vertically stretched when viewing on a mobile device pretty severely. I'm confused because it's only the photos, other graphics (also jpegs) do not become distorted. Is it because I used width="x%" and height="x%" in the image tags www.rideums.com is the website if you'd like to take a look at the source. Thanks guys for helping out. Hi Friends, I've created an html coded email signature for Outlook 2003 (old, i know) and need some help. I've inserted a few images and linked them back to my company's social media platforms. When I insert the html template into Outlook it places <> after each picture/icon that i inserted. Any suggestions on how to remove these?! i finally figured out how to remove the underline but now i'm stuck with <> and can't get it to go away! PLEASE HELP!!! I am not the most technically inclined, so the wording may be iffy ... but I noticed that when I use a table to align images (like jpegs or gifs), my webpages get skewed only when I view them in Windows internet explorer 8 (things seem to be okay in Mozilla, Safari, Chrome, etc etc) ... anyone know why? here is an example: I put an image with a width="32" and a height="29" into a 'TD' tag (data for table) that is also designated a dimension of 32 by 29 pixels ... for some reason in explorer the images skew the table and distort my webpage. note: I set in the table tag: cellpadding = 0 cellspacing =0 border=0 ALSO i set inside the img src tag a 'border=0' to be safe look at the following example (in explorer 8 then the other browsers that seem to work): http://missko.shacknet.nu/cityofrose...bleexample.htm .. in the first (very small) image to the left you can see a green background color just below the image (only in Windows internet explorer 8) meaning it did not fit within the 'table data' boundaries for that particular table. i hope this makes ANY sense .. this is driving me CRAZY! it is happening with ALL my stuff .. i have a feeling there is no way around this. any ideas? thanks. Is there a code out there that I can use to image a photo in a picture, with actually showing an image? Hi folks, I've got following problem: image won't display and will display under IE6. Here's what I mean (white logo BizTelligence Consulting): Take a closer look - IE shows that image can't be loaded (doesn't exist or something) but loads it. Additionally, as you can see, image is stretched. Any ideas why this happens? Link to website: http://biztelligence.ch/ I am working on a project for school and I'm having problems displaying an image. Would someone be willing to look at my code and see why this is happening? I could send it through a PM. ANY help would be greatky appreciated. Hi there, I have a problem at: Link removed The problem is viewed on Internet Explorer only, There is no problem on Safari and Firefox. in IE when you open the above link the first image is behind the second image, unless you hover the mouse over the image. It happens only occasionally in IE as well. When you hover the mouse over, the image goes to the correct place. I have looked at the code and see no problems. Can somebody please help me? Any help would be great Thanks i know this is prob somethin simple but iv tried everythin n cant get the image to display...... i no my code is right, its got to do with the actual pic, i have the right file type(gif), i have tried resizing it, saving it under diff file types by using gif converters!! but nothing seams to work... and yet the other pic's beside it work!! originally it was a micro visio diagram.... when i load the page into IE the normal gif,jpg images work. but when i right click on the image thats not working and go to properties its says not associated! plz help Cindy xx Hi Guys Is it possible to display an image at different sizes depending on monitor resolution? For example If 1024 x 768 displayed i could have a certain width and height and if 1920 x 1080 displayed it would have a different width and height. Its more to make sure that text on my image does not stretch out and to make sure looks constant on different resolutions. Is there some coding i could do to make sure this happens? Thanks J Hi. I am making a template for my site, and i really need my title image to display at the very top of the page, so the top of the image touches the bottom of the tool bar of the browser. This is currently what my page looks like www.skyhigh3d.com/testpage.html I would like the top of the black image to touch the top of the browser, so there is no background visable above the image. The image and navbar are in a table, so really i need to table to be at the very top. I know this is possible becuase i have seen many sites with the image at the very top, but no matter what i do it doesnt seem to work. Your help would be very much appreciated. Thanks -JC I'm hoping for some help with the code to solve my problem. My site has a page devoted to a series of products. I have the names of the products running down a set of cells on the left side of a table. The product names will be linked to html pages dedicated to each of those products. I've got that under control, no problem. I'm trying to add the extra spiff of a common image area in a large merged cell just the to the right of the navigation cells and I'd like for an image of the specific product to come up in the image area when a user mouses-over the navigation cell. For example, the first nav cell is for "Lathes," so when a user mouses over the word Lathes I want a picture of a lathe to appear in the image area. When they mouse over the nav for bandsaws, I want an image of a bandsaw to come up in the same image area, etc. Is anyone willing to suggest some code to accomplish this little trick? It would be a great help. Thanks. Hi there I am an HTML novice that can usually find the answers after some google time, not this time though. I've been searching the web for quite some time to get this done, hopefully one of you can help me out. If so, I will gladly give you credit when my little digital art project is done. Here's what I am trying to do (simplified): - I have image files (.JPGs) named 1200.jpg, 1201.jpg, 1202.jpg, 1203.jpg, 1204.jpg, etc. Each one representing a minute in the day. - Is it possibly to have a browser display 1201.jpg at 12:01, then display 1202.jpg at 12:02 and so on? Reading from the system clock. Hopefully this makes sense. Thanks for your time and, um, keep on HTML-ing. Dorron M email@dorronm.com |
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