Hello Heidi,

in addition to Martin's hint: the first thing I saw in your source code is this here: file:///C|/Documents, what means the path to your image "POLLEN BOX (3).jpg" is pointing to an image on your local hard drive which nobody can see except you. Please change it to the correct path.

I'll try to looked further and come back.
Hans-Günter

Hello Heidi,

excuse my short messages, that I'm so slowly coming to the grips of your question, because at the moment I can't see "The problem now is that there are ALOT of broken links and coding errors." All the links work perfectly in my IE8. Please name the broken links in question.

... I had a look after your "Jake fishing CROP.jpg". When I'm on the right track, you use it in its original size, DW has to "downsample" it to width="272" height="340". Please let this do a picture processing program and use it resized.

Did you try martins hint?

http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cfaa i.com%2F&profile=css21&usermedium=all&warning=1&vextwarning=&lang=en

Hans-Günter

Hi Heidi,

these files are not stored on your harddisk? In this case you could reload the image and the related file(s) to your PC, change them there and load them up again to your server.

Hans-Günter

Hi Heidi,

could it be that we always talked at cross purposes. Could it be that there is a difference between your published website www.cfaai.com and your directory with all the files on your PC/harddisk? For example (if it's the right path) I should find this http://www.cfaai.com/images/barb16.png on your website.

If yes please load it all up to your server, only so it's possible for me to analyze.

Hans-Günter

... and I can't find it in your published website www.cfaai.com

Just a quick thought here: did you ever define your site? It helps Dreamweaver keep an eye on things and is quite an important first step.

Martin

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Hello Heidi,

let's go back to your initial comments: "I have a website that I started using a bought template ...". The question is where and how are this or the modified and optimized files stored. I for my part use this scheme:

what means, you have to plan ahead how the file structure should look like.

I use htdocs on my harddisk, because my offline reader searches the files there. I naturally load up the different files into the directories with their significant names.

Please have a look again at my comments on 12, esp. "Could it be that there is a difference between your published website, ..." and "load it all up to your server, only so it's possible for me to analyze". Let me convince you from that! And don't fear anything about our comments, no matter how your modified website looks like.

Before uploading you could try to copy ally your files now stored in your Temp directory into the correct directory (such as analog):

Hans-Günter

sorry, I can't help you either: "load it all up to your server, only so it's possible for me to analyze"