Ok. Where do I get the colorbox files that you listed first? I don't think they downloaded with everything else.

Here's a printscreen of how I added the files. Is this correct?
And I'm sorry, but what do you mean adjust the links in the html? I'm so new to html, it's embarassing so please bear with me.

Don't be we all learn the hard way, Eric will get you there he has the patience of a saint

Did you publish with that directory setup yet? because what your showing in the screen shot should make the first links I posted work.

Yes It still goes to the page that says "Oops, we can't find that on our map" and the published page I am working with still just shows the 2 red X's.

Looking at your account, you made the folder "colorbox" with a capital C. Files on the web are case sensitive. You may want to either rename that folder to all lowercase or adjust the markup to reflect the upper case name.

I don't even see where I have named anything "colorbox". The only folders I created under the root folder in there were "css", "images" and "js"- these were the only files that were downloaded with lightbox2.

Login to your S-Drive Dashboard and go to https://www.coffeecup.com/sdrive/dashboard/96065/site/

You can see one of the files here online:

http://tarajohnson.coffeecup.com/Colorbox/jquery.js

Ok, thanks. I changed the folder to "colorbox". Still see those red Xs. What should I do now? Is my html coding written correctly?

That issue is caused by the way you named your images. Here is the file name you used:

Revolt%20in%20the%20Studio%20Session%20I%20#2thumb.png

See all those %20's? Each of those were a spaces you included in the file name. Using spaces on the web can be a very bad thing as it causes the file name to change. You should not use punctuation marks or spaces in anything you put on the web. Using lower case also helps.

I would delete that image from your website and rename it outside of VSD to something simple like this:

revolt_in_the_studio_session_number2thumb.png

Then re-add it to VSD and publish. Follow that example for all images on your website.

Wow! Red Xs are gone! I renamed 2 images just "image1" and "image1thumb" to test it, and they show up and when I click, they open up in a new window. I'm moving in the right direction... is the html that I wrote right? I need to get the actual lightbox working now.

Thanks for your help