Re: HTML Problem - images not showing?
Required and included scripts don't run from their file system location, they run from where they're included/used. Basically, they're "included right here" as plain text wherever they're called, so in this case the images are in a directory level below the page the user is looking at.
In the case of images, CSS resources and JavaScript -- things that the browser has to request separately -- it's always best to use server-relative URLS:
HTML Code:
<img src="/images/filename.png">
where "images" is the directory in which the images are stored. The beginning slash tells the browser that to keep its current protocol and domain, so if it's looking at http://server.domain.tld/path1/path2/path3/page, it will request the image from http://server.domain.tld/images/filename.png.
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