Images not displaying properly when uploaded with Filezilla.

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Sandra Elisabeth Stringer

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Apr 10, 2013, 3:00:33 AM4/10/13
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Has anyone else has this problem?

I am wondering why some of the images in my html and css don't display properly after being loaded to my tafe web account?

-I have checked the file extensions, they are okay.
-The images have been uploaded and stored in the same folder location as the html.
-The files launch images and display ok from their original location.

I thought I was done - but after uploading them - I found I had this little problem.

Regards,
Sandra Elisabeth Stringer

DALE NICHOLSON

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Apr 10, 2013, 4:08:51 AM4/10/13
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Hi Sandra,
Not too sure if anyone else has replied to your email.

Would you be able to supply the URL to the site so I could have a quick look?

Also, just a few questions: (Some of the questions are pretty straight forward but just thought i'd ask just in case)

- When you say they don't display properly, do you mean that they are not displaying at all? or that they are being displayed but don't look right?

- How do the images look when displayed in the browser? Are they blurry or too small / too large?

- What type of images are they? .jpg or .png? (not a major issue but thought i'd ask haha)

- Have you set the width attribute on the <img> tag? i.e. <img src="myimage.jpg" width="500"> - If so, this would overwrite the image's native size.

- Have you set a width on the image in the CSS file?
i.e.
img {
width: 500px;
}
again this would overwrite the image's native size.

Thanks Sandra.

Regards,
Dale

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Reixe t'Vobi

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Apr 10, 2013, 6:25:10 AM4/10/13
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I've actually managed to work out the address: http://sandrastringer.bmtafeweb.com but I can't tell which things are supposedly acting up for Sandra. It all appears to be operating within normal parameters as far as I can tell.

Sandra, could you provide links to the exact pages that are troubling you?

Alex.

CRAIG PRITCHARD

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Apr 10, 2013, 6:52:17 AM4/10/13
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Sandra,

Perhaps the question that really needs answering, is whether you have tested your page in different web browsers. I usually try at least Chrome and Firefox on my laptop. Internet Explorer is also very useful to test.

If you can't get this question answered by tomorrow morning, ask Andy and he should be able to get to the bottom of the issue.

Craig


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adam steele

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Apr 10, 2013, 7:32:49 AM4/10/13
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Hi Sandra,

Just looking through some of your files, and i do believe i have found the issues.

I'll start with Mapedit.htm in the html challenges

You haven't fixed up the  img src tag, it is still looking for the image on the tafe directory


It should actually be as follows

<img src="map-australia.png" alt="" usemap="#map-australia" style="border-style:none" />


The other one i found is in the css challenges on 1SESpagepractice.html

<img src="flower 15.jpg" alt="flower 15"height="255px"width="160px">

This image wont display because the file extension is incorrect.
In the file directory it is saved as flower 15.JPG  so the link should read as

<img src="flower 15.JPG" alt="flower 15"height="255px"width="160px">

hope this helps,
Adam.

Sandra Elisabeth Stringer

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Apr 10, 2013, 9:00:19 AM4/10/13
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Thanks guys

I was able to resolve it - with some help from Dale

S.



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