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Proper image directory for theme developing?
Hello,
I have started to develop my own site's theme and decided to look for some .psd menus. Anyway, after finding and downloading the one that pleased my needs, I ran to a problem of images showing red crosses when uploaded to my site. I'm just a beginner in this stuff, so instead of using the {} marks to indicate links, I used normal http links made with slice tool in Photoshop. I'm not sure did I already screw up in this, but there is more to come.
After saving the document I copied the generated code to my default.master.tpl file between
I think that this is the right place to put the code, but since my menu is already generated at file called web-elements.html, I wonder could I just refer to it with some sort of code? Anyway to make sure I copied everything from the web-elements.html to my default.master.tpl file. The file automatically sorted all needed pictures to /themes/*myTheme*/views/images
I really doubt that this is the right place to have them plus when I uploaded them to my remote server it did not show up properly. I have also tried to place them to /themes/*myTheme*/design/images but its still showing the same red crosses on my site. I have also tried to put them on the /dashboard sub-folder, but I think that those are just referred to dashboard stuff plus it did not work either.
Any help?
Sorry if this doesnt belong to this category.
EDIT: The menu starts with
I have started to develop my own site's theme and decided to look for some .psd menus. Anyway, after finding and downloading the one that pleased my needs, I ran to a problem of images showing red crosses when uploaded to my site. I'm just a beginner in this stuff, so instead of using the {} marks to indicate links, I used normal http links made with slice tool in Photoshop. I'm not sure did I already screw up in this, but there is more to come.
After saving the document I copied the generated code to my default.master.tpl file between
<div class="Banner">
</div>
I think that this is the right place to put the code, but since my menu is already generated at file called web-elements.html, I wonder could I just refer to it with some sort of code? Anyway to make sure I copied everything from the web-elements.html to my default.master.tpl file. The file automatically sorted all needed pictures to /themes/*myTheme*/views/images
I really doubt that this is the right place to have them plus when I uploaded them to my remote server it did not show up properly. I have also tried to place them to /themes/*myTheme*/design/images but its still showing the same red crosses on my site. I have also tried to put them on the /dashboard sub-folder, but I think that those are just referred to dashboard stuff plus it did not work either.
Any help?
Sorry if this doesnt belong to this category.
EDIT: The menu starts with
<table id="Table_01"
and so on. 0
Answers
Confirmed, the server gives 500 errors to other places, like categories too, time to move on another hoster?
EDIT: I have to admit, this support board is amazing, every time I ask something, it gets fixed. Solution were that dreamweaver had made a brain fart by locating the images to the server root, where they really wasnt. After cutting the images to right destination the menu shows up right.
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This makes it easy to access those images with CSS, which should be in /themes/*your_theme*/design/
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You can better use a WYSIWYG HTML editor, for example DreamWeaver to accomplish what you want (if you do not want to search for a proper tabs based design with CSS)
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