Hi! nice to have you on the forum.
I am at your site. Can see that you build with CSB 5. That's good.
If necessary, I would be able to review your working file and tell you what needs to be adjusted.
Lets deal with a few issues:
In trying to fix the problem I deleted the picture from CSB but it is still in the published website, even though I have resaved and re-published. How can I fix this problem?
It's possible that the image has been removed from the site, but you can't see the change.
You may be seeing a "cached" version of your website.
Everytime you visit a website, your computer saves a copy of the webpage on your own computer, in the temporary internet files. Then the next time you visit, your own PC will show you the page you visited last time, from your own temporary files. This was done as default behavior on computers for years. This cut the loading time for people on dial-up connections by at least 1/2. Now a days that is not the best setting to use.
You might want to clear your temporary internet files and check the page again. And change your setting so that you ALWAYS see the page fresh each time. Here's how to do that in Internet Explorer:
Go into your
TOOLS,
Internet Options.
Under
Browsing History, click
Settings.
Then change your bullet to
Every time I visit the webpage.
As you can see in this picture.
When I look at my published website I have a picture that has below it "this link target can not be found".
You did not supply the name of the web page that has this problem so I can see it and advise. I wandered but did not see the item you mention. Let me know where to find this.
I STRONGLY recommend that you compact your file to remove stray coding leftover in the file.
Open CSB. Open your website file as normal.
Now choose FILE
SAVE AS and give the tlx design file a NEW NAME.
You can add the date into the file, or version # etc.
Example: if you called your website design file
lowellgarden.tlx Open it, File Save As and give it a new name
lowellgarden-2013-06-16.tlx Then use the NEW file for your website building. This should be done every now and then to keep the CSB design file clean and compact, reducing errors and corruptions in the file. Always keep your older file so you can go back to it if the newer file develops problems. Problems with pictures are often (but not always) a sign of corruption in the design file.