Page different in C5 edit mode vs. WWW
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I wasn't quite sure what to title this, but here is what is going on. I included 2 attachments for further illustration.
Sometime after I updated C5, I noticed the words "Image Not Found" appearing twice in my header. However, I discovered that this only appears in the general public WWW "version"; when I sign in to my dashboard and edit, this does not appear (see the attachments). I have made several other edits since then and those changes show up correctly in the public WWW "version". This seems to be the only discrepancy and there is no obvious way to change this as "Image Not Found" is not appearing when in C5 edit mode.
One of the attachments shows the WWW version in Firefox, with Inspect Element app showing where this appears in the code; hopefully this helps.
Thanks for any feedback!
Sometime after I updated C5, I noticed the words "Image Not Found" appearing twice in my header. However, I discovered that this only appears in the general public WWW "version"; when I sign in to my dashboard and edit, this does not appear (see the attachments). I have made several other edits since then and those changes show up correctly in the public WWW "version". This seems to be the only discrepancy and there is no obvious way to change this as "Image Not Found" is not appearing when in C5 edit mode.
One of the attachments shows the WWW version in Firefox, with Inspect Element app showing where this appears in the code; hopefully this helps.
Thanks for any feedback!
Thanks for the reply. In my main.css I only found one instance of 'grain-bg-2.png' (for the footer) and changing that did not correct the issue. It seems if I can find the following in my own files I should be able to correct this. This is from the source info from the home page. The area of concern seems to fall under the "header-wrap" and then under "eight columns".
<div id="header-wrap">
<header id="header" class="fcontainer">
<div class="sixteen columns">
<img border="0" class="ccm-image-block" alt="Welcome To Saratoga Center For Social Therapy" src="xxxx" width="1000" height="125" />
</div>
<div class="clear"></div>
<div class="eight columns">
Image Not Found.
</div>
<div class="eight columns">
Image Not Found.
</div>
<div class="clear"></div>
<div id="header-wrap">
<header id="header" class="fcontainer">
<div class="sixteen columns">
<img border="0" class="ccm-image-block" alt="Welcome To Saratoga Center For Social Therapy" src="xxxx" width="1000" height="125" />
</div>
<div class="clear"></div>
<div class="eight columns">
Image Not Found.
</div>
<div class="eight columns">
Image Not Found.
</div>
<div class="clear"></div>
I resolved this today. I discovered essentially that "eight-columns" was the same as "two-columns" in the Radius (Formigo) theme. After trying to find some erroneous code in various files (which I didn't), I went into Edit mode in C5 and added a blank Content file in the left and right two-column blocks in the site-wide header. Instead of just creating 2 new blocks that would show up below "Image Not Found", this somehow overwrote the "Image Not Found" error.
you are receiving the image not found message because there is a missing image - giving a 404 error.
http://www.saratogasocialtherapy.com/packages/radius/themes/radius/...
It doesn't look like it appears in the page source (I didn't look very hard) so I'm guessing it must be called in the stylesheet for that theme (did not check).