Does it show if you open the HTML in a browser?
I notice it is not showing here where you uploaded it, so there may be some problem wit the image format, possibly the colour mode.
Capitalization matters. Strike1.png is something different than strike1.png or Strike1.PNG.
Make sure the filename and what is in the HTML is exactly the same.
I thought I had hope but nope because there were two html files that had the same name. one html file in javascript folder and other html file in the main folder that I will be using. I was using the html file that was in javascript folders and the image files were in the main folder, and I thought by fixing that by deleting one of the html files of the same name and putting it into the correct folder, it will fix the image issues but nope, and now I have another problem.
Whenever I open the Html file, it takes me to a library of javascript.
Are you saying that you had two files called index.html, one of those inside your JavaScript folder? That is sometimes done to prevent the contents of the folder being displayed accidentally. If somebody enters example.com/javascript/, they will be taken to the index page in that folder, rather than seeing the contents of the folder. It sounds as if you have removed that index.html page and are now seeing the folder contents instead.
I’ve never used vscode so have no idea how it works, but I would suggest you restore the file you deleted and see if that helps. We can take it from there.
Oh no, I trashed that file that was in the java script folder,
so it is long gone.
I kinda don’t understand what you mean by folder contents, because I’m not opening the folder, I’m opening the file called Dragon Ball Legends.html that is inside the folder. how is that possible?
Should I just make another folder and files and copy the previous to these?
Well, I’m glad you’ve got it working, but I’d suggest you spend a little time getting familiar with the system and how it works, to avoid issues in future.
As I say, I’ve never used vscode so I can’t help with that, but deleting things and hoping for the best is seldom a good approach. Try renaming things, rather than deleting them, to prevent them being used (e.g. index-old.html) and back up your project regularly - and especially before you do something drastic and irreversible like deleting.