Solve : Picture?

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Answer» I have a project for school and i CANT figure out why my pictures are'nt loading. Code: Axton AXTON Axton, The Commando, is a good assault character. He can deploy an auto turret, CUSTOMIZABLE with his skill trees. Favored weapons, my opinion: Rocket Launchers and Assault Rifles. Click the LINK below to go the page with more info http://borderlands.wikia.com/wiki/Axton" target="new">http://borderlands.wikia.com/wiki/Axton[/url] Home[/url] Do you an "images" folder on your web server? Is it in the home directory, where your home page resides? The problem might be in how you have simply coded the path as "images/download.jpeg". Take a look at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5190769/html-img-and-asp-net-image-and-relative-paths and review your path CODING. All images have to be absolute REFERENCE or relative reference. Relative means relative to where the web page is located. When in soubt, luse absolute reference. What program do you use? Some web editors take are to the details. But if you are hand coding, you have to FTP all the files to the right places on the web site. Are you using Dreamweaver? It should do the work for you. Thanks i guess my images folder was not present when i did this but i had it in my folder, but i made a new one and it was fine. Thanks though

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I have a project for school and i CANT figure out why my pictures are'nt loading.
Code:

Axton

AXTON

Axton, The Commando, is a good assault character. He can deploy an auto turret, CUSTOMIZABLE with his skill trees. Favored weapons, my opinion:
Rocket Launchers and Assault Rifles.

Click the LINK below to go the page with more info

http://borderlands.wikia.com/wiki/Axton" target="new">http://borderlands.wikia.com/wiki/Axton[/url]

Home[/url]

Do you an "images" folder on your web server? Is it in the home directory, where your home page resides? The problem might be in how you have simply coded the path as "images/download.jpeg". Take a look at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5190769/html-img-and-asp-net-image-and-relative-paths and review your path CODING. All images have to be absolute REFERENCE or relative reference.
Relative means relative to where the web page is located. When in soubt, luse absolute reference.

What program do you use? Some web editors take are to the details. But if you are hand coding, you have to FTP all the files to the right places on the web site.

Are you using Dreamweaver? It should do the work for you.

Thanks i guess my images folder was not present when i did this but i had it in my folder, but i made a new one and it was fine. Thanks though

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