I'm trying to figure out why whenever I publish a page, the IMG files keep showing up but it's making the site have different file images in different places. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I build the page and when I publish, it comes up like this.

http://www.cbmaa.com/test/rv-lot-rentals.html

Can someone help me with what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks

What did you use for your images names? If you used the same format as VSD things can get confused.
VSD uses this format.
IMG_7.jpg
If your image naming looks the same then just change yours to something else.
IMG7.jpg

Honestly, all I really do is publish the web page and then the images show up in the folder on my computer as well as in the file folder in the file manager. All of my own images are called others. I'm thinking maybe because I was publishing the same webpage to
public_html/cbmaa.com/test/test and then I started publishing it to public_html/cbmaa.com/test

Could that cause the problem?

My other question was publishing page by page. I mentioned that yesterday and you said that when the page is published, it should only be that particular page. I'm not sure how, but it seems like whenever I click publish, the entire website(all pages) are published. Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks

Ray I went to your pg link and it opened up way slow. I have a 1.5 meg per second 4g connection and it usually is pretty fast, but your pg was opening painfully slow. I think you need to redo the pgs so as to make them open up almost instantly. Sorry I know that this is unsolicited advice but speeding up the pg speed will help your site.

Ray, when you click publish, VSD does not know instinctively what you have chaged, as it does a save first

Treat your website like an old fashioned index file draw, when publishing your sending your secretary to the file draw, and asking her to check every index card to see if anything has changed, and upload just the changes.

She does not know which file card you made that one change on.

Also for SEO at a later date it's handy if at this stage you have named your images well,

which agrees with Erics comment

Ray, the first thing that hits me is how much content you have on one page. Your Rental Property page is quite long and has a lot of pictures, images and calendars on it. It would run faster if you create a separate page for each rental lot and link that page from the Rental Page. Also if you compress pictures the site will load faster. Same for Photo Gallery, compressed pictures load faster. Finally after uploading the site sometimes you need to refresh your browser window to see changes. With PG and Flash Menu builder I find it takes a bit to even render the changes on the server, so don't rush into changes if the site doesn't view correctly at first.