I can't view my images on my site " www.jmelendez.com ".
Everythings great on preview mode, my images, even text buttons don't show. all my images are in the
"file" folder. any help would be great. I have filezilla as ftp server

Your code says they should be in a folder called "files" so you probably have them in the wrong folder.

they are in the folder named "file" along with the folder "index" that was provided. both file are in the "my tattoo site-v6_website" folder in my desktop. everything was uploaded into firezilla. Should i had renamed the images?

Here seem to be the only options. 1. your images are in the wrong folder relative to their given location 2. your images are wrongly named 3. your images were never uploaded.

Why not use the internal ftp instead of filezilla?

you're right i should switch ftp. should i rename the images by numbers,(1,2,3 and so on)?

1) You need to pay attention to the name of the folder/directory where your image files are. As tassie said, this folder must be named files. You indicate that it's called file. You can go back into your server and rename this folder to files and try again. Don't rename the images unless you also modify your index.html file to reflect the new names.

2) Your index.html file should not be in a folder called index. It should be in the location designated as your server's 'root' for html files. (not the same as the actual server root folder, but what your server account considers to be the home for your html files)

Depending upon your web server, the path to your images might look something like this:

/public_html/ -----> root for your home page; your main page,index.html should live here
/public_htm/images/ -----> your image files should live here

3) Make sure that the case of the image file names matches the case in your index.html files. Some ftp clients can be set so that all characters in file names are converted to lower case. Your files have mixed-case names, which could be a problem if your Filezilla is changing the case.

P.S. If you switch to the internal file transfer program, it will probably clean up these issues for you, although you will probably have some unused leftovers -- like that folder called "file"...