None of these are major problems but can be frustrating for those who do not have a strong competency in webpage creation. It's very important that a website is built in one location- it can be in a folder on the desktop, on a USB jump drive or other removable storage media, but it cannot be built with some files in one location (like on a jump drive) and other files in other locations (like on the desktop). Too often, students will build a website using multiple locations to store their html pages and images. All webpages must be placed inside the public_html folder on the server for them to be viewable on the web. The webpage and image files were not put on the Kent personal server in the correct folder. The images were not placed on the server using the same relative folder/file path structure as that which was used on the local computer when creating the webpage and inserting images. The webpage (.html) document was uploaded to the server but the images were not. The most common reasons that images do not appear on a webpage after uploading it to a server are the following:
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