But here's my problem. I tried to take a shortcut for a quick self-project and simply took the Black Forrest Theme and edited text and photos from my own stock after placing the photos in a project folder and redirecting the HTLM link to them. I think I exported using both flat and modular options.

When I export, upload and display, the pix are not displayed and the links have been replaced with ,<a HTML a> to non-existent .svg files (picture.svg, picture.svg1, ...) in a machine-created "img" folder. And I don't see any way to modify that outcome. So I can't help but wonder if there is another level of association in the class structure between the original images and the image insertions such that CSS is doing the editing as a way of avoiding a bomb in the logic? No shame in being completely wrong, I guess, just thought it through as far as I can go. Thanks for any suggs.

I'm not seeing a direct way to edit CSS in Responsive Site Designer except class by class through the menu interaction and the HTML editor is not my preferred option, something WYSIWYG would be nicer. And besides, my experience with CSS is not that strong.
Kal

Can you post a link to your website and project file Kal so I can see what you are describing?