[Jeremy F]

HTML page looks correct. I change the html page to point? to the css page on the server and upload both of them. Now all the images dont display. Everything else display corectly except 3 images that are specified in the CSS. I know the CSS is found becase the document is following the parameters that were set. I checked over the images to make sure the file names matched up and they do. What could it be?

[Node1499]

check your style sheet and see where it is getting the images from. I'll bet you need to specify an absolute URL for them rather than a relative one.BTW: An absolute URL contains the full path information ie: http://www.something.com/images/nameofimage.jpeg Soyou would be using: background-image: url('http://www.something.com/images/nameofimage.jpeg');

[crimsonc]

It would also be very helpful if you would post a URL to the pages you're talking about. Without seeing the code ourselves, we're unlikely to be able to help you.

Are the images in the right location? Did you code the CSS correctly, are they background images? We need more information from you.

[Scott P]

I would make the same suggestion as the first answer. Use an absolute URL in the css.Example: background-image: url('/images/imagename.gif');The forward slash starts the url which makes it absolute. This tells the browser to go to the root directory and then look into the images folder regardless of when subdirectory the browser is currently in...