Wordpress - no images showing online?

[Snaphaan]

I have build a (see here) site off-line with Xampp and tried to upload it on a remote server.

The site works but most of the images are not appearing. Only the footer and a background image on the left sidebar as you can see. I've gone through the CSS quite a number of times and I can't seem to find what is wrong. I'm using the Toolbox starter theme.

I did a clean install of the latest WP, created a DB, edited the config, added the few plug-ins I need and the template files. And the same problem. I also tried a previous version of WordPress. No go.

Anyone here have any suggestions?

Thanks in advance!

 

[CaldwellYSR]

Did you make sure the images were uploaded?

 

[Snaphaan]

Just checked again. Yes everything is uploaded

 

[ronaldroe]

The problem is likely your path. Images loaded via CSS will be able to use relative addresses, so if you load a bg image in CSS, you can use images/image.png. Images loaded using the HTML <img> tag will require their full path, or you can use the template directory PHP to get there. It looks like so:
<img src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/images/mainimage.jpg" title="" alt="" />

 

[Brian Angel]

So.. looked at the CSS....

url(http://localhost/boererepublieke/wp-content/plugins/underconstruction/Construction.png)

Thsts the BG image call.. 1st why is the BG call pointing to plugin folder, it should point to your theme file. Second don't path out to it like that. A CSS call for a BG image should be no more than something like:

#div{
background-image:url(%imagefolder%/%imagename%);
}

as long as you have your css at the root of your theme. If the CSS file is in a css folder, then add ../ before the name of the image folder so it will "jump up " the directory to find it.

 

[jumpingspider]

So.. looked at the CSS....

url(http://localhost/boererepublieke/wp-content/plugins/underconstruction/Construction.png)

Thsts the BG image call.. 1st why is the BG call pointing to plugin folder, it should point to your theme file. Second don't path out to it like that. A CSS call for a BG image should be no more than something like:

#div{
background-image:url(%imagefolder%/%imagename%);
}

as long as you have your css at the root of your theme. If the CSS file is in a css folder, then add ../ before the name of the image folder so it will "jump up " the directory to find it.

This would be helpful. Try check the css if it's properly written.