Set Square wrote in message
In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
brugnospamsia wrote:

"Set Square" wrote in message

You have to make sure that the references in
your html
code to the picture files are *relative* rather than *absolute*.

absolute is fine so long as it is a url and not a file path..

Yes, absolute is fine is general - when you're pointing to something
which
actually exists on another website. In this case though, the pictures
were
not on-line but were only on the OP's hard disk - so the obvious
solution
was to put them in the same place as the html, and use relative
references.

Thanks for everyones replies, I won't reply to them all individually. I
had worked out what was going on, in that the links were pointing to my
hard drive, but couldn't work out how to put the pictures on the site
and change the links accordingly. I have found out how to do that now
and am changing the links manually, still using absolute references
though. I might have a look and see about relative references in case of
moving the site in future.

Thanks again
Holly