Why do not you see an image in html?

I would recommend that if possible, do not use capital letters in your file paths and accents as well. If possible change your route to:

src= bibliotecas/imagenes/logo.gif

You do this by changing the name of the folder "Libraries" to "libraries" and the folder "Images" by "images"

Why is this necessary?

Because it will be easier for you (if necessary) to migrate from one operating system to another since linux for example is sensitive to capitalization and the accents are a part of the so-called special characters whose treatment is not equal to characters such as "1" or "A" or "b" for example.

Apart from solving your problem, you also make your system more standardized so that tomorrow, if you need to implement a framework , the adaptation of the system will be much simpler. For example, the framework of PHP called Codeigniter uses the routes as the name of classes and methods strong> (which are sensitive to capitalization) which could bring you problems if you need to adapt your system to this framework of work

Observation: I notice that the path of your file present in the browser of the attached image (localhost: 8080 / ...) you have two files with .php Are you sure it should be like this? even by the name of both it seems that you tried to repeat it (one is called vigete.php and the other vige.php) it would be good to also check that route because it seems not well implemented.

I noticed that the user @AlvaroMontoro has told you about the route vige.php , please review your comment made on your question. It's just as Mr. Alvaro says the route is incorrect and it is most likely that you have a problem with the way you use the mod_rewrite of Apache

I hope it helps you. A greeting!

There are several possibilities why you can not see an image:

• The path / file name is misspelled
• The server where the image is hosted is not available
• You are behind a firewall or something that prevents you from accessing where | the image is lodged

In the case of your example, you put the route of the image as:

Libraries / Images / logo.gif

However, if the image is in a subfolder try:

<h1><img src= "/Bibliotecas/Imágenes/logo.gif" width="100" height="100">Trabajadores Vigentes</h1>

I also see that your folder name has a tilde, try not to use special characters such as letters marked in folder names that will only bring you problems