because the path was relavite (no leading / on the front of the images) so it’s going to try to look for http://www.your-site.com/blog/2004/02/23/My-post-title/images….
which of course doesn’t exist.
If you change your img src to include the leading /, then it shoudl be OK again.
TG
Hmm.. I noticed this post and checked mine – same problem.
I’ve just tried adding a / to so it’s like this image src=”/pix/image.jpg” and now they don’t show up in my page.
I’ll have to move the images folder I guess 🙂
Ahhhhhh!
I wrongly assumed that because I have hotlinking stopped, a full url would not work.
But it does.
Thanks !
I don’t understand why having the “/” before the image will allow the picture to show up on the permalink page, but not the regular page…..
…..and when removing the “/” from the start of the image link, it lets the picture show up on the regular page, but not the permalink.
Is there any way around this other than using the full url to the image?
“/” in technical parlance means start at the root of the directory path (in this case, the top of a site). So that:
/file.jpg
Means look for file.jpg in the root directory, and
/images/file.jpg
Says to look for file.jpg in a subdirectory to the root called “images”. Where are images stored on your site? Also, a link would help in troubleshooting.
I still disagree with TechGnome – regardless of having the / or no / leading the url, you are going to have a problem with either the main page or the permalink. Full URL is the only way as far as i know with permalinks then, unless anyone else wants to correct me?
Because i know I’m going to be getting my own domain name for my blog sooner or later, this will potentially be quiiiiiiiiiite frustrating 🙁