noob to html :(

ive recently got into HTML and i got a site built

i uploaded everything to a site called ripway

everything i had in my images and i couldnt get my site working

any help with this

 

post the URL may help us determine what are you doing wrong.

Being noob there are 2 usual errors;

file names are caSEsensitive

<img src="MyImage.gif"> is not the same as <img src="myimage.gif"> in the html code nor when you upload MyImage.gif as myimage.gif

the second common error occurs when your editor leave in your page absolute paths like:

<img src="c:\my documents\my images\myimage.gif"> intead of
<img src="myimage.gif"> or the name of the online directoriy, i.e.
<img src="images/myimage.gif">

 

I just pmed you some helpful links that you might benifit from

 

If you want, you can visit W3schools. They provide FREE full web building tutorials.

 

I have a little tutorial here:

http://xhila.com/htmlhelp

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this is the BASICS.. talk to me if you need help.

 

Do provde your URL, if images are not working then you have simply not uploaded them to the right place.

 

also there could be a thing there are some images that save in .JPG or .GIF in stead of .gif or .jpg

 

Other than w3schools.com, i had my start at htmlgoodies.com. u might want to check that out.

not sure what you're problem is. if it's images not loading then like someone else have said, it's probably case/format mistakes.

if it's not loading at all then have you saved it as home.html, index.html, or main.html? most hosts requires that to load your front page.

 

Make sure you have correct path where you upload the files in FTP. eg. path/to/imagename.gif

Don't use your offline path. Offline path means you use images on your operating system to view in webpage, which is likely you cannot view it on internet, seeing red cross images.

Like someone said you need to provide your img url or site link then we can help you.

 

While the great tutorials/manuals and general references are also located at:

www.htmlite.com

Code (markup):

and:

www.htmlhelp.com

Code (markup):

... and various other sites too, however, for these two sites linked above, I am particularly sure that they are good (for a beginner) and quite straight-forward.


tayiper

 

The home page must be named as index.html.