Images Not Displaying on Live Website

[TechnicalHuman]

Greetings everyone! I have been working on a dental clinic project. On my local machine, all the images were correctly loaded and were working fine. However, when I deployed my project, I noticed my images were not displayed on the live website. I double-checked if this issue is due to case sensitivity. But everything is fine. Can anyone help me?

 

[swebz]

Greetings everyone! I have been working on a dental clinic project. On my local machine, all the images were correctly loaded and were working fine. However, when I deployed my project, I noticed my images were not displayed on the live website. I double-checked if this issue is due to case sensitivity. But everything is fine. Can anyone help me?

Hi! That's a common issue during deployment. To help you troubleshoot, could you please check the following:

1. File Paths: Are the image file paths in your code (HTML, CSS, or JavaScript) exactly the same as the file structure on your deployed server? Even a slight difference in capitalization or folder names can cause this.
2. Deployment Process: How did you deploy your project? Some deployment methods might alter file paths or permissions.
3. Server Configuration: Some servers have specific configurations regarding serving static files (like images). Have you checked if your server is configured correctly to serve these files?
4. Browser Console: Open your browser's developer console (usually by pressing F12). Are there any error messages related to the images (e.g., 404 Not Found)? This can give you a direct indication of the problem.

Let us know the answers to these questions, and we can try to guide you further!"

 

[pokedgrade]

If it’s not a case sensitivity issue, you might want to check the image paths. Sometimes, relative paths work locally but break in production, especially if the folder structure changes. Also, make sure the images actually got uploaded to the server during deployment. If you're using a framework, sometimes static assets need to be placed in a specific directory (like /public). Lastly, check your browser console for any 404 errors that might point you right to the problem.