Image partial load on webpage Help Please

I have a simple one page site. Using a logo created in DP. When I preview the page looks fine and the logo is there. When I publish the image only loads about 20% of the logo. I have deleted the image and then put it back in and published several times. Have used a png and jpg version of the logo but same result. have moved the logo around to different locations on the page but same results. I am stumped. I am a novice so this is probably easy but I have not had it happen before and I can't find any answers on the searches I have done.

here is the site: http://hwy98ministorage.com


if I right click on the top right of page and save the image i get the partial image. So somehow when publishing the image is being altered.

thanks,
eric
onlye@aol.com

Welcome to TalkGraphics

Try this, select the logo, and Arrange > Bring to Front.

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Originally Posted by gwpriester

Welcome to TalkGraphics

Try this, select the logo, and Arrange > Bring to Front.

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Gary - Thanks

I believe it was already in front. Also chose move to front layer. I deleted the image, went back to the image and exported to png again. Then imported into the webpage. Made use it was on top. Preview looks great. Publish and back to just a part of the logo.

I see this image on the index page:

► http://hwy98ministorage.com/index_htm_files/260.png

Post your xara file and we'll take a look :)

EDIT: I refreshed and see you have changed the header entirely. Never mind.

I waved the white flag and posted without the logo so I could get the page up. Will continue to try and figure out.

I seems to be a problem with something in the logo. I pulled apart the logo and tried to use various bits and pieces and got varying results. How do I post the xara logo file so you can see it?

I think you can get to the xar and png files at this location

onlye.org/pic

Thanks, got it.

Yes the logo is spread across various layers, you may not have selected it all for export.
I pressed Ctrl+A to select all then exported as PNG with alpha transparency.