Ok So I'm new to web developing I have my own site with the FileZilla ftp client and my background wont show and neither does my logo. I've uploaded them though. Any tips?
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looking at your code, there is no images linked anywhere in the code... if you've uploaded them, you need to put code to call them into your page.
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change the alt tag to a name or description of the image, this will be shown if the browser can't find the image where you said it is.
change the src to the actual path of your image.
It can be a http path, which is absolute, or relative (faster) relative paths would be
image.png if the image is in the same directory as the file which is asking for it.
../image.png if it's one directory back ../../image.png if it's two directories back or image/redimages/image.png if it's ahead of it in the path structure.
Might be a little confusing, just use absolute paths for now.
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<img alt="name of image in case it can't be shown" src="http://domain.com/images/yourimage.png"/>change the alt tag to a name or description of the image, this will be shown if the browser can't find the image where you said it is.
change the src to the actual path of your image.
It can be a http path, which is absolute, or relative (faster) relative paths would be
image.png if the image is in the same directory as the file which is asking for it.
../image.png if it's one directory back ../../image.png if it's two directories back or image/redimages/image.png if it's ahead of it in the path structure.
Might be a little confusing, just use absolute paths for now.
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the first is a background image and the second is the logo. What would I do for the background?
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Ok, there is a BIG difference with my html offline and online, look at the attached html. Its interactive but my website isn't... Could you help please?
Sorry had to compress it. .html isn't allowed.
Sorry had to compress it. .html isn't allowed.
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Your online site looks identical to the offline page to me. what exactly is the difference?
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<link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
means it's looking for a file called style.css in the same directory as that index.html file, But no such file exists. Either make the file, or remove the link to it. All the divs, both classes and ids are all referencing the data from style.css which isn't there. If you started with a web template from somewhere, you need to get the style.css file from there also.
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ahh thanks, I thought it was to do with a file will do 
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