If not, then you must tell Web Builder to publish the images in the same folder as the HTML.
Some web hosts do not support sub folders, so make sure you have permissions to create folder on the server. If you leave this field empty, the images will be published in the same folder as the published page. By default Web Builder places all images in a sub folder called images, you can change this through Menu->Tools->Options->Publish->Image Sub Folder. Did you upload the images to the web server? Make sure you did not accidently enabled 'Only publish HTML files' in the publish window. Why aren't my images displayed on a published page? 99.99% of all publishing errors are the result of an invalid configuration, please verify the specified data!. Maybe there is a temporary problem with your host? Check if you can connect using a FTP client. For a list of all possible error codes and their descriptions go here: EN-US 193625. My Documents\WYSIWYG Web Builder\system\publish.log The log will be created the next time you publish! The publish log will be generated in your documents folder: Enable the publish log in Menu->Tools->Options->Publish and make note of the error message. 
If you website doesn't look to be updated, select ' Refresh' in your browser multiple times!. Increase the connection timeout to 120 seconds or longer (Menu->Tools->Options->Publish). If the transfer takes a long time then you've probably used (very) large images. Enable 'Use passive mode for transfers'. Does your firewall block the FTP connection of WYSIWYG Web Builder?. If the pages don't show up on your website you've probably specified the wrong remote folder. 
Use the 'Explore' button to browser to the remote folder. Make sure you the remote folder is correct! Consult the documentation of your host for this value!. Use ' Test connection' to verify the specified data. #HOMEPAGE BUILDER 11 PASSWORD#
Make sure your ftp address (host), username and password are valid.What to do in case of publishing errors? Here's a checklist: For example, if you've only changed the position of an object, then only the HTML file was changed, but if you've changed the size of a shape, then the shape image needs to be regenerated and therefore the HTML and the image file will be published. What exactly will be published depends on the changes you've made.
Select this option if you want to published the files that were changed since the last time you've published your web site. Select this option if you do not want to upload images or other components along with the HTML file, The 'Files' selection specifies which files will be published:Īll files of the selected page(s) will be published Publishes the select page and all of its sub pages (if any). Publishes the select page, click 'Select' to specify the page to be published. Publishes all pages of the web site (except the pages which have enabled 'Don't Publish this Page' in Page Properties) In this section of the publish window you can select which pages to publish:
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