Hi,
In Internet Explorer, at the footer of the website: (http://www.greateratlshuttle.com), the images are missing. But on Firefox, it displays them. Please tell me what I need to do so it can be fixed. Thanks!
-Kel
[resolved] The pictures are mssing at the footer (18 posts)
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Kelvincito
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All we can see is an Under Construction message.
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Posted 1 year ago #I apologize. I mean the insuredlifeofgeorgia website. http://www.insuredlifeofgeorgia.com.
Sorry for the confusion.
-Kel
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I can't see any footer images in Firefox....
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Posted 1 year ago #That's interesting. Because I can see the bottom menu images (footer) in Firefox, but not on Internet Explorer. Which edition of Firefox are you using?
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Posted 1 year ago #Can someone please help me solve this problem?
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Firefox 3.6.13
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Posted 1 year ago #I got the same edition too, and I still see the images on Firefox. What about Internet Explorer?
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Posted 1 year ago #Ok. How can we solve this problem? Because I attempted to reload my theme and it still shows the same thing.
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Broken images in IE8. Looks like all of your image srcs are incorrect. They're just pointing to pages from what I can see.
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Oturia
Posted 1 year ago #Esmi is correct. Right now your images are pointing to pages rather than an image file.
For the first, the img src is pointing to the about us page. You would need to put a fully-qualified url in here that links to your image:
<li><a title="Insured Life of Georgia — About us" rel="me" href="/aboutus" class="mainlevel-bottom"><span><img title="Insured Life of Georgia — About us" alt="About Us" src="http://www.insuredlifeofgeorgia.com/aboutus.jpg"></span></a></li>Right now, the image src only reads:
http://www.insuredlifeofgeorgia.com/aboutusIt appears correct in Firefox because it's loading the alt text assigned to the image, not the actual image itself.
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Posted 1 year ago #Thank you guys for your help. Where should I look at the backend b/c it's in php? Do I need to find it and place it in HTML or PHP?
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It's in your theme's footer.php file from what I can tell.
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Posted 1 year ago #Ok, and I checked it. You are absolutely right. A week ago it did display the images, but when a SEO specialist went into the site a few days ago, that's when I noticed the broken images.
The footer.php has not been touched or changed by the SEO specialist. Are there any other suggestions with this situation?
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Posted 1 year ago #Without paying someone to do it, the next best bet would be to paste the code here for us to take a look at.
Put code in between
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Posted 1 year ago #Ok, here is the code from the footer:
[Code moderated as per the Forum Rules. Please use the pastebin]
That's how it looks like on the section where the broken images are located. Thanks!
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Posted 1 year ago #I checked out the original theme from Rocketthemes and they are using that section as a blogroll, which is also the code you posted above.
But on theirs, they aren't using images. It looks like this issue might be in the individual links themselves.
Please go to the Links section in the backend, and open up the one that says "About Us".
My guess is, that at the bottom, there is an image address added under the advanced section (all the way at the bottom).
Can you remove that image line and save the link and then post here once it's done so I can have a look?
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Posted 1 year ago #Sure, no problem. You are so right! The image address is displayed in the advanced section in the Links section. And when i removed it on the three other parts of the links, it started displaying the links fine!
Thank you sooooooo much for your help! Do you still need the image link?
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