Image at the left shows picture property
on Norwegian language version of Internet Explorer.
Image's URL marked off
If you save the source page correctly,
then correcting images will usually not be needed.
If you forgot it, read these hints
Some pages use an invicible image file called
dotclear.gif. in the page's html source:
FrontPage
: click at the HTML tab at the bottom of the page to
open. Composer
: click at the <HTML> Source tab at the bottom of the page to
open. Dreamweaver
: click at the Code tab at the bottom of the page to open.
Correct fast by searching for
src="dotclear.gif" and replace by
src="/icons/dotclear.gif"
Fix the web addresses of some other images frequently
found in our pages in the same way:
search for src="line_4.gif",
replace by src="/icons/line_4.gif"
search for src="logo-tiny.gif",
replace by src="/icons/logo-tiny.gif"
Other missing images: First, find the
image's file name by viewing the English language page that you translated
in your browser. Usually, you can get it by right-clicking the image, and
then select the image properties display. Example:
Click at the image with the right mouse button,
and select "Properties" (see illustration at the top of the page). By "Address
(URL):", you will find the full web address to the image. Let us assume that
clicked on the image called "teachers.jpg".
Make a note about where in your text the red
cross is positioned.
Locate the missing image on the source page on
the web. Important: Use the web version. Do not view the copy you
stored on your disk!
Click at the image with the right mouse button
(or lower, on a laptop), and select "Properties" to find the full web
address to the image.
Mark and copy this address
Go to the html editor, open the page's source
(see 1 above), search for "teachers.jpg", and replace the image's address
with the correct address (the full web address that you just copied)
