HTML website help! I can't put Images, instead a white box with x appears!?!?!?

Question

I am making an HTML website. When i put up a picture, the picture doesn't show only, a white box with the red x appears. How can I change that?? I've alredy tried to go on "tools, Advanced, and Check off the box that says Show Pictures. And it is on. But what else can be the problem? Please tell me!! I want to make this website!?! I will pick a best answer, (only if it works.) PLZ help By today!! <33 Thanks Bellaaaaa

Answer 1

If the web page and the picture are located in the same directory you just use.


If it is in a file then use


If it is located at another site then use


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Answer 2

Ok a red box in the place of an image means that the browser could not locate the image where you specified it to be in the src attribute

For Example a valid image location would be "http://www.teamcynergy.com/images/Banner-800v2.jpg" for example
is the tag for the header on my Paintball web site. Another option is That is called a relative url.

So try this... make a folder named images on your web site.
Upload you image to that folder. The go to http://YouDomainName.com/Images/NameofPicture.JPG and make sure the image shows up. Once you are sure you have the correct url of the image, copy paste it into the src attribute of you image tag. Repeat the process.

Answer 3

The box with the red x means that your browser cannot find the image file on the server. You need to make sure that you upload your image files to the webserver along with your HTML pages, and that your tag src is pointing to the correct place on the server.

Answer 4

Yes. The reason you're getting that is there is a mistake somewhere. First make sure the image file is actually on your hosting space. Another thing to check is that you have the URL of th image correct. The .jpg part is often case sensitive so you want to make sure that if the image file has capital letters spelling out JPG that you have it the same.

Answer 5

Web page doesn't show images, getting red x's, or broken links.
Source: http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000813.htm
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HTML vs Plain Text

Two formats for sending e-mail messages: HTML and plain text. HTML is the same format that is used to display Web pages. If you intend to include pictures inside your e-mail messages or view pictures that others send you, you must opt for HTML format. HTML-formatted messages take longer to transmit, and some e-mail software doesn't accept them. In plain-text format, only numbers and letters are transmitted.
Source: The Everyday Internet All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies, by Peter Weverka.

-You must allow cookies.
-in Yahoo Mail, Options, General Preferences, scroll down and click in the box, to clear the checkmark, by Security, Block HTML graphics.
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Personal note:
-I found that when you delete cookies, and return to a file containing graphics from some sites, the graphics become red X’s. Not all sites do this but many do. It’s our choice.
-The only workaround I have found so far is to download the pictures, then print. At least you will have hardcopy – if it is important enough for you to doso.
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Answer 6

Hey Bellaaaaa .... You either have the wrong HTML or the image is not put in the right place. If you have your code, I can look at it for ya.

Hope this helps :)

Answer 7

In html? check for typos. I believe the code is