It's not just the first slash, it was also the position of the alt tag. Just copy and paste those tags on your page and see if any of them work for all browsers.
I compared your Forbidden page to one of mine, and it appears you're using permissions instead of placing an html page (index.html) in the image folder to give one the forbidden access. So, you can try and change permissions, or just make the image folders' permissions the same as any other page, and put a forbidden index.html page in the image folder and see if that works. That's the simplest way. You could also try to use the FULL URL path of the image in the image tag, but I don't think that would work since clicking the full URL link for an image doesn't work. You may want to try to place the images folder on the honeybeedesigns.com server or path: http://honeybeedesigns.com/HD_images/hd_copyright.jpg and use those FULL URL's in the image tags for the subdomain site. (FYI, Marlene will tell you it's not necessary to send "thank you's" to the list unless they include follow-up info, I send mine privately ;-) . -Clint God Bless Clint Hamilton, Owner http://OrpheusComputing.com ) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lynne" < Thank you so very much for this Clint. I will go check out all the links and make sure I put in that first slash and see if that helps with it all. I'll also check back onto the control panel and make sure all permissions are set as they should be. I may have overlooked something there too. hugs, Lynne ... :) ----- Original Message ----- From: Support-OrpheusComputing.com I think the reason why some are seeing images and some are not, is due to this: http://honeybeedesigns.sanctuaryparkgrounds.com/HD_images/hd_copyright.jpg . That is the correct FULL path for one of the images, and it shows fine for me ON THE WEBPAGE in IE6, but that link above when you click it is a "Forbidden" link in IE6! That doesn't make sense nor does it seem possible since the image shows on the **webpage**, but not by itself! If I had to guess why, it would be because it's a subdomain URL and there is full path conflict somewhere, or it's a permissions problem, or you have/or DON'T have an index.html page in the HD_images folder. Depending on the server, they react differently to index pages placed in image directories. This is the HTML tag for that image on the webpage: <center><img src="HD_images\hd_copyright.jpg" height="71" width="162" border="0" alt="Copyright Notice"></center> Try this tag instead for starters: <center><img src="\HD_images\hd_copyright.jpg" alt="Copyright Notice" height="71" width="162" border="0"></center> And: <center><img src="HD_images\hd_copyright.jpg" alt="Copyright Notice" height="71" width="162" border="0"></center> If some are still seeing red X's on some browsers, then investigate the other things I mentioned above. Looking at the other website, it's first image is http://sanctuaryparkgrounds.com/spg_images/spgmain.jpg and that works fine by only clicking the link. So, given that, I'd say it's a subdomain path problem if both sites are on the same server with the same settings. -Clint ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
