Geodun1
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Problem: I'm designing a website for a school project (Web Design and Interactivity) and am having a mysterious issue with my logo not appearing. Considering the php code going into the debate system, login/log off, etc., it seems strange that this be my main problem.
The image is linked correctly in the code uploaded, and is in the correct place in the web directory, but still it only shows the alt text. I'm using Firefox 3, but the problem occurs in IE6&7 as well. Any comments or suggestions related to this issue would be appreciated!
Code:
I've included the code in order to make this easier, but the problem area (or where I believe it to be) is highlighted. If you need my css or folder set up, ask and I'll edit this post. (Note that the image paths were edited by the forum to include WDF's url for some reason, the actual path starts at "images/")
Problem: I'm designing a website for a school project (Web Design and Interactivity) and am having a mysterious issue with my logo not appearing. Considering the php code going into the debate system, login/log off, etc., it seems strange that this be my main problem.
The image is linked correctly in the code uploaded, and is in the correct place in the web directory, but still it only shows the alt text. I'm using Firefox 3, but the problem occurs in IE6&7 as well. Any comments or suggestions related to this issue would be appreciated!
Code:
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</html>I've included the code in order to make this easier, but the problem area (or where I believe it to be) is highlighted. If you need my css or folder set up, ask and I'll edit this post. (Note that the image paths were edited by the forum to include WDF's url for some reason, the actual path starts at "images/")
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