Images show as broken but they are not

[Sussex Gardens]

DW keep showing some of the images I insert as broken. There's nothing wrong with the images, and when I upload, they show as they should on the web. Looks like a bug. Please advise.

[Ben M]

What does your code look like that causes this issue in live view?

[Sussex Gardens]

The code looks just like it should, just like other images, and I use Design View.
<p><img src="images/myimage.jpg" alt="blabla"/></p>

The problem seems to occur mostly when I save new images (I save an image for web in Photoshop in my images folder, go to DW, insert the new image, and voila - I get this broken image. Uploading the page it is ok though on the web.

[Ben M]

If the image does not exist at images/myimage.jpg that could be a cause of the issue. Are you sure the path is correct?

Also, when you say you are using Save for Web, are you using a CC version of Photoshop with the legacy save for web feature, or are you using an older version of Photoshop? Also, is it happening with all images or only select images? And what happens if you switch to live view? Does the image then appear?

[Sussex Gardens]

Yes, the path is correct. I am using the latest CC version of all Adobe products. I think Nancy has a point when she says thet "Legacy Design View is a thowback to old Macromedia days -- useful for quick content editing but not accurate at previewing"...

[Nancy OShea · Accepted solution]

Legacy Design View is a thowback to old Macromedia days -- useful for quick content editing but not accurate at previewing.

To view site images and layout in DW CC, use Live View (Ctrl + Shift + F11).

[Jon Fritz]

This kind of thing used to happen to me all the time when working on HTML emails and one-off pages that weren't part of a Defined Site.

Do you have your site defined and have that site selected in your Files window dropdown menu?

If not, even for simple html emails, DW handles your assets better inside a defined site.

[Sussex Gardens]

Nancy OShea had the "correct" answer. Everything is correct here.