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Well i'm good at web development but the problem here is that im still amateur!! There is something so silly i cant understand!:( i wrote the tag<img src="..."> but unfortunately the image appeared in mozilla but didnt in Internet Explorer!!!:( any help would really be appreciated in advance!
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There may be the reason that from the Internet Option of the internet Explorer you are not allowing the Images on the pages.. Check this options...
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Make sure that all your tags are closed. It could be ignoring the img src in IE for some reason. Also try making the img src a full URL (http://www.whereverthefileis.com/image) rather than a relative one (image) if it is. You might also try clearing your cache, as sometimes a file is not missing, but corrupt in the cache.
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I think what you might be looking for is this if you would like to place an image in your site: <a href="http://www.YourWebsitz.com/"><img src="http://www.YourWebsitz.com/image1.gif" border="0" /></a>
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Show us your code, and provide us detail about the web directory layout. You haven't given us enough code to diagnose the problem.
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<style type="text/css"> u { text-decoration: none; } </style>
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could it be an image default? i get this when i click on view image: the image cannot be displayed because it contains errors!! please check this site: R.Z Paintball Arena::Home
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The file could be corrupted. I downloaded it and tried opening it with Irfanview, and the graphic crashed the program. You'll have to resave the graphic. Ensure that when you save the graphic, you save it in RGB, not CMYK. What program do you use to save graphics?
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If you are talking about the images/logo.gif image. I had the same problem. Try saving the image as jpeg (.jpg)
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If you use Photoshop, always use the "Save For Web" feature in the "File" menu. Otherwise, ensure you have saved the JPG in RGB color. As for that GIF file though, I'm not sure if you can even save GIFs in CMYK color. I guess I've never tried. Just resave the graphic to ensure it isn't corrupted, and also make sure the graphic is in RGB color. A great way to test that is to download Safari for Windows, or use Safari for Mac OS. The Safari web browser uses Quicktime codecs for images, and Quicktime supports CMYK images. If the image appears fine in Safari and doesn't appear in Firefox or Internet Explorer, you are almost assured the problem is the image being in CMYK color instead of RGB color.
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