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Ian

posted on 12th Dec 03 at 22:33

If the images aren't displaying when you look at the page then there's a problem with the image URLs, either they're pointing to the wrong place or you've moved the HTML and not the images and the browser is unable to find them.

I tend to make sure a folder structure is in place before writing anything, so that I can be clear images put in there are going to keep the same URL - which in the case of one folder with no sub-folders is simply the filename of the image.

Have a look in the source and look for <img src="something">

The 'something' should be the image file names.

Make sure file extensions are turned on as well as of course you need the whole name, not just what Microsoft thinks you should see.


Trotty

posted on 12th Dec 03 at 21:27

If they're cfm pages then you're creating new pages as ColdFusion pages

If there's no CF code in there then just re-save them as standard HTML


groom

posted on 12th Dec 03 at 21:22

er...file>export webpage as and choose html i think


antonOO2

posted on 12th Dec 03 at 19:28

i am designing a site in dreamweaver ,but all the files,i mean the pages are in a cfm format .when i preview in browser through dreamweaver it is fine .but when i try it straight from the drive the site is saved on it wont work in the browser the pics are all crosses.just wondered if this was normal.i dnt want to design the rest of the site to find it wont work .

cheers
anton

[Edited on 12-12-2003 by antonOO2]