Thread: Displaying picture

Published my page and it shows fine in Safari but not in IE or Firefox. Any suggestions?

No ideas
unless you give us the url/address of the picture................

Again, complete noob so be gentle! Where do I get the URL of the pic?


EDIT: Is this it?




The image “http://www.browndogcarp.com/BrownDog_logo_4C_large.jpg” cannot be displayed, because it contains errors.

please tell us the link for the website home page. having trouble understanding what you are doing. the link you have is for an image. and you are not publishing only an image.
it goes like this. make your home page, save it as index and publish it.
each new page you make is
www.yourwebsitename.com/newpagename
hope this gets you on the right track

The issue most likely is with your image name. You should have NO SPACES or CHARACTERS in it. IE: browndoglogo4clarge.jpg would be the correct way. Youve named it BrownDog Logo 4C large.jpg with _ underscores in the spaces. Browsers have trouble rendering those kinds of characters and can give you errors.

Karen

Hi looking fine at my end now. Would suggest if you are using this as your header to reduce the KB,s quite a bit to avoid slow loading pages.
You might be better cropping the dog & triangle part out as 1 image & just adding the text part as normal BV text. It will also give something for the SE's to read. At the moment the image is over 700kb & could be brought down to 40kb with some cropping.

It won't show(the header pic) in FF or IE....just Safari. Wondering if some settings are wrong. When the page loads in FF, it shows a broken image icon. I click on that to bring up "display image" and get a message that reads "...image contains errors".

I went back and renamed the pic without spaces and underscores, also.

Hi,
I created a several pages which are going to be open from the navigation buttons.
Each page contain a picture, when I preview the pages they look fine but when I publish them the picture do not show up only a frame.

Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?