[Resolved] Display an Image

I could not have my image displayed.

I have a statement:

The place where the impage is supposed to be displayed shows a red 'x' and the text 'collapsed'.

I think the web page has found the 'arrow_expanded.gif' file under the 'images' directory because what I specified for the 'alt' attribute is displayed. Am I right?

Then, what is wrong with the image? Why isn't it showing?

Thanks.
[ March 15, 2006: Message edited by: Daniel Gee ]

If there is an X that means:

The image is not there
You fat fingered the name
You have the relative linking wrong

Eric

Thanks a lot for your advice.

My image is showing now after I fixed the 'path' to find the image.

However, there is a 'box' surrounding the image. The image does not come with a 'box' around it! I am 100% certain.

It does look normal. How do I get rid of that box?
[ March 08, 2006: Message edited by: Daniel Gee ]

set the border to zero (probably have a link around it?)

Eric

Yes, the image is a 'link'.

But, I have A:link{ text-decoration:none; } in my style sheet.

Anyway, I did:

But, the problem persists. I still have a box around that image.
[ March 08, 2006: Message edited by: Daniel Gee ]

Hi, I think that there is a box surrounding my image has something to do with the 'link' tag.

But, things look weird.

OKay, I have a JSP page and a Master.css file.

In the Master.css file, I changed color of some background color and text color. Those color changes reflect in my JSP page. Therefore, I believe the JSP page has found the Master.css. Am I correct?

In the same Master.css file, I have:

but, all the links in my JSP page still have an 'underline'.

Does the box around my image have something to do with the 'underline'? Why my JSP page cannot pick up the {text-decoration:none;} in the Master.css file?

Why don't you set your image with no border.

--Nimchi

Hi Eric and Nimchi,

You were right. All I have to do is to insert

border="0"

in the <img ....> tag.

I did not refresh the web page; therefore, I thought it did not take care of the problem. Sorry, it was my mistake.