2009-09-06, 10:51 PM
2009-09-07, 04:01 AM
Is the image upload? to that folder?
No thats not it. It must be a missing tag. Go through your theme W3 validate it, and it should work then.
No thats not it. It must be a missing tag. Go through your theme W3 validate it, and it should work then.
2009-09-07, 06:53 AM
As T0m said, go through the Validator - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
But i would check:
- Missing tags, by using the validator
- check the files
- check the name of the file
- check the file extension (.png .gif etc)
If you continue to have issues, post back.
But i would check:
- Missing tags, by using the validator
- check the files
- check the name of the file
- check the file extension (.png .gif etc)
If you continue to have issues, post back.
2009-09-07, 07:31 AM
The only thing wrong with the code is that there's no closing tag, should have /> at the end but I wouldn't have thought that would stop it displaying... I think something may have been changed security wise that may effect it.
2009-09-07, 11:56 AM
W3C CSS Validator results for http://footyfansforum.co.uk/forum/forumd...php?fid=59 (CSS level 2.1)
Congratulations! No Error Found.
The image shows on the home page, but when you click General Football or whatever, you just see the image link. Look http://footyfansforum.co.uk
Congratulations! No Error Found.
The image shows on the home page, but when you click General Football or whatever, you just see the image link. Look http://footyfansforum.co.uk
2009-09-07, 12:10 PM
You don't need to validate the CSS, it's the markup you'd want to validate: http://validator.w3.org
Isn't an issue with validation though, this is the problem... from the source:
It's using the HTML entity version of < > and " instead of those actual characters in the source, it displays as < > and " on the page to us, but won't be parsed in the HTML... in the settings for the forum, where you've put the code for these images in, does it have < > and " showing or the HTML entity version?? If it's showing the HTML entity version, change it to the corresponding character and it should show again.
Isn't an issue with validation though, this is the problem... from the source:
<span class="active"><img src="http://footyfansforum.co.uk/forum/images/football.gif"> General Football</span>
It's using the HTML entity version of < > and " instead of those actual characters in the source, it displays as < > and " on the page to us, but won't be parsed in the HTML... in the settings for the forum, where you've put the code for these images in, does it have < > and " showing or the HTML entity version?? If it's showing the HTML entity version, change it to the corresponding character and it should show again.
2009-09-07, 03:25 PM
Title *
<img src="http://footyfansforum.co.uk/forum/images/football.gif"> General Football
Thats what i have in my forum setting
anyone
<img src="http://footyfansforum.co.uk/forum/images/football.gif"> General Football
Thats what i have in my forum setting
anyone