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Danny,
13-01-2008, 07:57 PM
im using dreamweaver and photoshop and ive sliced up all of my pages so the template is around 400+ slices for all the pages, when i try to upload it on 100mb the pictures wont show up because the code is referring to the images saved on my computer, to get my page to work would i need to host all 400+ images and change the code or is there a simpler way?

http://websitetestingdanny.********** is the site if you need to see

[Oli]
13-01-2008, 08:05 PM
Simpler way ?? Don't think so,

Advice:
THINK before you slice, I've allways got arround 20/30 images for my whole site.
Only 10 or something are my slices. The rest of them are extra images or small icons I make afterwards

--ss--
13-01-2008, 08:08 PM
By looking at the code it isn't referring to your computer , All you have to do is create a new folder called /images in the directory the main page is in and then uploading the pictures into that directory ;)
Quick way of uploading images is by zipping them up , uploading via Legacy file manager then using the Un-zip button , Well that's only if you have Cpanel :).

Danny,
13-01-2008, 08:36 PM
how would i check if 110mb has cpanel?

Florx
14-01-2008, 04:18 PM
Try coding it in css instead so the page will load much faster.

Thanks,
Jake.

Ini
14-01-2008, 04:37 PM
what i can see you sliced it too much..

use css you can make them bars little images and make it as a background to repeat horizontally then slice the links and put them on top, also using css it will loads much faster

Danny,
14-01-2008, 04:40 PM
its only for school and everyone in my class is using frontpage so mine should work out better than theirs anyway so i think ill leave it for now, and the images work now thanks to ss so thread closed please

iUnknown
14-01-2008, 04:44 PM
Just want to tell you. You've used too many images. Also, 100mb doesn't have cPanel but that doesn't matter. In the code, are your image sources beginning with something like c:// or are they beginning with a /images or something (giving me an example from the code would be best).

If it's c:// then you will have to edit the source for each and every image, which is REALLY annoying - especially with the amount you use.

Tell me if it begins with something else.

--ss--
15-01-2008, 07:12 PM
Or you could use the Notepad2 find and replace tool and replace it with nothing ;).
Just want to tell you. You've used too many images. Also, 100mb doesn't have cPanel but that doesn't matter. In the code, are your image sources beginning with something like c:// or are they beginning with a /images or something (giving me an example from the code would be best).

If it's c:// then you will have to edit the source for each and every image, which is REALLY annoying - especially with the amount you use.

Tell me if it begins with something else.

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