My GitHub has projects are not displaying pictures

[iamprinceefe]

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Please, I need help with my GitHub. It has all my projects, and for some reason, the pictures I uploaded are not displaying, and some links don't display what they are supposed to. My profile picture, too. It's like everything is broken.

[NouarSalhEddine]

1. Check Image and Link Paths
   Relative vs. Absolute Paths: Ensure that the paths to your images and links are correct. If you're using relative paths, make sure they are relative to the file's location in the repository.

Case Sensitivity: GitHub is case-sensitive, so double-check that filenames and paths match exactly.

Special Characters: Avoid spaces or special characters in filenames. Use hyphens (-) or underscores (_) instead.

2. Check File Permissions
   Ensure that the files (images, etc.) are not private or restricted. If they are in a private repository, they won't be accessible to others unless they have access.

If your repository is public, the files should be accessible to everyone.

3. Check for Caching Issues
   Sometimes, browsers cache old versions of your GitHub pages. Clear your browser cache or try accessing your repository in incognito mode.

If you're using GitHub Pages, you may need to wait a few minutes for changes to propagate.

4. Profile Picture Issues
   If your GitHub profile picture isn't displaying:

Go to your GitHub Settings > Profile.

Re-upload your profile picture and save the changes.

Ensure the image file is in a supported format (e.g., PNG, JPG) and isn't too large.

5. Markdown Syntax
   If you're using Markdown to display images or links, ensure the syntax is correct:

For images:

For links: Link Text

Example:

markdown
Copy

My Project
6. GitHub Pages Configuration
If you're using GitHub Pages:

Ensure your repository has a gh-pages branch or is configured to use the main/master branch for GitHub Pages.

Check the _config.yml file (if applicable) for any misconfigurations.

Visit your GitHub Pages URL to see if the issue persists there.

7. Check for Repository Corruption
   If everything seems broken, there might be an issue with your repository. Try:

Cloning your repository to a local machine to see if the files are intact.

Re-uploading the problematic files.

8. GitHub Status
   Check if GitHub is experiencing any outages or issues: GitHub Status.

9. Contact GitHub Support
   If none of the above works, you can reach out to GitHub Support for assistance: GitHub Support.

Quick Checklist:
Verify image and link paths.

Check file permissions and repository visibility.

Clear browser cache.

Re-upload profile picture.

Validate Markdown syntax.

Check GitHub Pages configuration (if applicable).

Clone repository locally to verify files.