This is due to the fact you are running DNN in a virtual directory which breaks the
relative
path of the images. Once you have your site running on your production
environment you will not have this issue. In case you want to test this
on your local machine here is a way to achieve it:
-
Go to C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc
- Open the file "hosts" in notepad
- Add the following line: 127.0.0.1 www.yoururl.com (any address you want)
- save the file
- Go to IIS and add the alias(www.yoururl.com)
to your website and make sure you also add the alias as portal alias in
DNN through the host settings. Also change the homedirectoy of your
default website to the directory of your site
Now you can open
www.yoururl.com in your browser and it will open your local website. This way you can see your local website as if it was published.
Please see this page for additional information:
http://www.ventrian.com/Support/ProductForums/tabid/118/forumid/12/tpage/1/view/topic/postid/25896/Default.aspx#25949