My shared page looks broken or the images are missing
Usually the page is pointing at images or styles that live only on your computer. Here is why, and how to fix it.
You pasted your page in, it looked perfect on your screen, and then the link you sent shows broken images or plain, unstyled text. This is the most common snag when bringing a page in, and it has a simple cause.
Why it happens
Your page points at files using a location that only exists on the computer that made it, like images/logo.png or ./style.css. Those files sit in a folder on your machine, not on the web. So once the page is a public link, there is nothing at that location for anyone else to load.
A telltale sign: the page looks fine when you open your original file on your own computer, but loses its pictures or styling once it is shared. The page itself came across. The files it points at did not.
How to fix it
/api/content/logo-a91f.png/api/content/hero-7c02.jpg- Bring in the whole bundle. If your page came as a folder or a
.zipwith its images and styles, import it that way so everything travels together. See Import a folder or .zip. - Upload the missing files. In the editor, click Upload asset, then swap the local location in your code for the link Coedit gives you. See Upload an image and use it.
- Use full web links. If an image already lives online, point at its full
https://...address instead of a local folder.
images/logo.png). Those files are not on the web, so a shared link has nothing to load. Upload them to the project, or import the whole folder, then point at the Coedit link..css file the page links to, and that file did not come across. Import the folder or .zip so the stylesheet travels with the page, or paste the styles into the page itself.https://... link.