Well, for example, the absolute path to PRNS-inside-prns.jpg is:
Code:
http://sanjoseca.gov/prns/PRNS-inside-prns.jpg
But on the include page it is listed as (in the stylesheet), which is not its relative location to the includes page but may be to the page it is included on, but I don't think you want it showing as background anyway (a background image requires layout dimensions for the element that it is the background for equal to the image's dimensions):
Code:
#inside {background-image:url(PRNS-inside-prns.jpg);
and (in the markup on the includes page):
Code:
<img src="../PRNS-inside-prns.jpg"
Which is accurate relatively for the includes page's directory, but not for the prns directory where your page that has the include on it is located. I see also that you have lowsrc and longdesc attributes with various ways of listing the image. Those two are basically meaningless when it comes to fetching the file, but if you want to use them, that's OK with me. In any case, every place that it is listed where you actually want it to show up should use its absolute path:
Code:
http://sanjoseca.gov/prns/PRNS-inside-prns.jpg
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