Red x

[Andy.T]

After creating a web page with notepad and viewing it through IE6 instead of
seeing an image all I see is a red x. Does anyone know why?
Many Thanx..

 

[William Tasso]

After creating a web page with notepad and viewing it through IE6
instead of seeing an image all I see is a red x. Does anyone know why?

location, location, location.

Do you have a URL?

 

[lostinspace]

----- Original Message -----
From: "Andy.T" <>
Newsgroups: alt.html
Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 8:25 AM
Subject: Red x

After creating a web page with notepad and viewing it through IE6 instead of
seeing an image all I see is a red x. Does anyone know why?
Many Thanx..

Your image is NOT at the folder location [on your website,] which you have
designated on the page.
Most common mistakes are not uploading image or having the loaction marked
to a local folder.

 

[Hywel Jenkins]

After creating a web page with notepad and viewing it through IE6 instead of
seeing an image all I see is a red x. Does anyone know why?
Many Thanx..

Your image is NOT at the folder location [on your website,] which you have
designated on the page.
Most common mistakes are not uploading image or having the loaction marked
to a local folder.

Or getting the case of the image file incorrect.

 

[lostinspace]

----- Original Message -----
From: "Hywel Jenkins" <>
Newsgroups: alt.html
Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 1:55 PM
Subject: Re: Red x

After creating a web page with notepad and viewing it through IE6

instead
of

seeing an image all I see is a red x. Does anyone know why?
Many Thanx..

Your image is NOT at the folder location [on your website,] which you have
designated on the page.
Most common mistakes are not uploading image or having the loaction marked
to a local folder.

Or getting the case of the image file incorrect.

Aye Hywel!
I should have remembered that :-(
The first version of Acrobat that I had and after changing the security
options and resaving the files resulted in the extensions being ".PDF" :-(

 

[Richard]

After creating a web page with notepad and viewing it through IE6 instead
of seeing an image all I see is a red x. Does anyone know why?
Many Thanx..

be sure the path name is identified properly. "/images/file.jpg" may not be
equal to "/Images/FILE.jpg" in some cases.
What ever your file name is, it must match perfectly in every way.
Did you upload the image to the proper directory?
Do you have the page file and the image in the same directory? If so, all
you need to show is <img src="file.jpg">.
The most common newbee mistakes are syntax and file location.

 

[Leif K-Brooks]

If so, all you need to show is <img src="file.jpg">.

The alt attribute is required.
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/objects.html#h-13.2

 

[Kevin Torr]

After creating a web page with notepad and viewing it through IE6 instead of
seeing an image all I see is a red x. Does anyone know why?
Many Thanx..

Your IE can't read the image.

Either because it's not there, or because it's not of a format that IE
understands.