Created website inHTML editor. Use a CSS that include refrences to images. Tested it in Coffee Cup using IE and Firefox and everything looks good. Promoted all my files up to my webhost and everything works but one image which throws a 404 not found error. image file is there insame folder other images are. Anyone have a suggestion?
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Len
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Len Sieracki
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Can we have a link to the site to look at some code 
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Len Sieracki
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Here is link to site:
]http://premiumcomputercures.com/
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Len
]http://premiumcomputercures.com/
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Len
david wilson
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If you change the names if the images Computer_logo.png and Computer_image.png to computer_logo.png and computer_image.png as it is referenced in your css it should fix things up for you.
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Jo Rice
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Yep watch those caps, the best practice is to never use caps in your file names, no caps and no spaces and you should always have good results in your files showing when they should so long as they are setup correctly in the code
Len Sieracki
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Thanks for the help. Works fine after the name change. However I still have a question. Why did it work in preview and when I tested it in varios browsers under Coffeecup HTM Editor?
Scott Swedorski
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When using preview, you are on Windows. Windows does not differentiate between lower and upper case. This problem only comes into play when you upload files to a Linux server where case becomes an issue.
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Jo Rice
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Good point Scott, I always forget to make that distinction even though I've been aware of it. I always just make it a habit and call it good now though lol.
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