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Thank you for the advice on the .txt extention. I tried it and it was successful.

To be honest about it, I tried matching the file names to make them case sensitive before posting the question. Everything I thought of does not work. I retried it sense your response. Still no success.

I made a css stylesheet. I gave it the name root.css. So far these are the rules I have in it: p { width: 80%; color: red; } I then put it in the websiteProject folder on the same level as the index.html page. This is the tag I have on the index.html page to apply the style: <link href="ROOT.CSS" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">. For some reason the style is not applying. Thanks for any suggestions.

I found the solution A couple of days ago I found the solution to my dilemma. However, I was wondering if there is a better way? I have an images folder, with my .gif image inside it, on the same level with both my index.html page and productList.html page. Therefore, if I want to display the logo on those two pages this is the tag I use: <img src="images/killer_logo.gif" border="0">. Because I have the css.html page inside the cssTutorial folder, it is one level down. Also, I have the tableTutorial folder inside the cssTutorial folder. Inside that folder is the tables_tutorial.html page. That page is, therefore, two levels down from the images folder. In order to display the logo on these two pages this is what I did. First I made two new folders: "specialimages" and "specialimages2". Then I made two copies of the killer_logo.gif. I put a copy in each of the two new folders. I put the "specialimages" folder inside the cssTutorial folder. This is the tag I use to display the killer_logo.gif on the css.html page: <img src="specialimages/killer_logo.gif" border="0">. It works! Because the "specialimages2" folder is inside the tableTutorial page this is the tag I use to display the logo on the tables_tutorial.html page: <img src="specialimages2/killer_logo.gif" border="0">. It works also! However, I was wondering if there is a better, or simpler way of doing this? I apologize for being so wordy.

I have tried every path arrangement I can think of. I can get the logo on the index.html page and the productList.html page. However, because the CSS page is in the cssTutorial folder, and the the tables_tutorial page is inside the tableTutorial folder which is inside the cssTutorial folder, I cannot seem the insert the logo.I would appreciate anymore suggestions. Thanks.

Thanks to your suggestion I am able to insert the logo on the index.html page and the productList page. Unfortunately, I am still having problems inserting it in the CSS and tables_tutorial page. The CSS page is inside the cssTutorial folder. The tables_tutorial page is inside the tableTutorial folder which is inside the cssTutorial folder. This is the code I am using to try to insert the logo on the CSS page: <img src="images/killer_logo.gif/cssTutorial" border="0"> Thanks in advance for your help.

I must be doing something wrong in creating and saving my gif image. Every time I create the killersites_logo, I always add the .gif extension when naming the image. However, after saving it as a gif to my desktop the .gif extension is never there. Am I doing something wrong in the steps I take in creating and saving my image?

In “The Complete Web Designer” tutorial it explains how to insert a logo on a webpage. I made a gif image saying “killiersites” in MS Paint, but I cannot seem to get the image to show on the page. Here are the steps I follow according to the tutorial: Creating the gif logo 1. I open MS Paint. 2. I select the text tool. 3. In the option box just below the toolbar I select the transparent background. 4. I then type “killersites”. 5. I select the font size I want. 6. I click save from the file menu. 7. I save it to the images folder which is inside the websiteProject folder. 8. I then select save as gif and click save. After creating the image 1. I click on the images folder. 2. I then select the name of the image. 3. I click ctrl + c to copy the name. 4. I right click the index.html page then select notepad. 5. I select LOGO GOES HERE. 6. I paste the logo name. 7. I then copy this tag <img src=" " border="0"> from my cheat_sheet folder. 8. I then paste <img src="" border="0"> to the left of the logo name. 9. Then I cut the logo name and paste it between the “ “. 10. Since I have the logo in the images folder I have this <img src="images/killer_logo" border="0">. 11. I then click save from the file menu. 12. I then go back to the index.html page and click the refresh button. All I see is a box with a red x in it where the image should be. I use the Mozilla Firefox browser, however, MS Paint is in Internet Explorer. Could that be why the image is not showing?

Thanks for the suggestion. It works just fine.

I am sorry it took so long to reply. I left for work immediately after posting the question. I created the web page over a week ago. I tried to re-creation what I did, however, that attempt was not successful. To the best of my memory this is what I did: 1. I right clicked the desktop. 2. I selected "New" 3. When the menu popped up I clicked "Text Document". 4. I then started hand coding the page. 5. When finished, I saved the page using these steps: A) Clicked "File". Save As C) Saved document as "myfirstwebite.html. 6. It showed the page as it would appear without the html codes. Unfortunately, I have been unable to make any changes to the page. Again, these are the steps I took to the best of my memory.

I am just learning web design. After designing my first web page I am having trouble editing it, or making changes to the page. Can anyone give me some tips on how to do that?