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Feb 18th, 2008
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Re: Html

Hi,

Otherwise can u give like this to image
<P ALIGN=CENTER><img src="house.jpg" width="" height=""></P>
I added for your code width and height can u try once like this.
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kavithakesav is offline Offline
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Feb 19th, 2008
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Re: Html

you still need quotation marks around "center"

YOU HAVE:
<P ALIGN=CENTER><img src="house.jpg"></P>

TRY:
<p align="center"><img src="house.jpg"></p>
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bakm24 is offline Offline
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Feb 19th, 2008
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Re: Html

Quotation marks are not necessary. Should you use them to ensure you have written good code, yes. But if you dont put "" around the front, you dont need to put it at the end. The main thing is consistency.
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HI2Japan is offline Offline
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Feb 22nd, 2008
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Re: Html

It may just be an error with your current version with IE, or maby you have not specified detail in the coding.
HTML and CSS Syntax (Toggle Plain Text)
  1. <p><img src=". . ./path/house.jpg"></p>
  2.  
  3. <br><img src=". . ./path/house.jpg">
Remeber, although somtimes not always needed, use quote marks "*"

It is also vital you use the coding to say where you want the image to be on your page.

Hence the
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  1. <p>
  2.  
  3. <br>

I hope this helps, its just basic HTML

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harryl5 is offline Offline
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Feb 24th, 2008
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Re: Html

The original piece of code you supplied has some basic code "needs" but absolutely DOES NOT prevent the image from appearing as long as the page and the image are saved in the same directory. Also, unless your image is just some very wild color appearing on a background color similar in shade, there is no issue with the CMYK jpeg appearing; i.e. if you used a vibrant blue jpeg saved as CMYK and put it on a blue or black background you might have issues seeing it but your image is MISSING, hint the "red X". This points to a path problem or possibly you have a tag embedded inside another tag which may be causing problems. You really need to post a URL to the page so the code can be seen live.
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