Edit hidden images in layer

Hello,
I build a site in Dreamweaver 8. It contains a layer with
hidden images by using Behaviors.
I want to edit these images in Contribute CS3. Deleting some
and add new ones.
When I open the webpage in Contribute, I only can see the
image on top. Is it possible to edit all the (hidden) images under
the top-image?
Thank you!

check your links... do they show the image links on your
local drive? (like
C:\images\....)
If so, make sure they are site relative and try again.
Do your images have any spaces or special characters in their
file names?
remove those and re-put them.
Did you actually put the images on the remote server? (Yeah,
dumb question
but I'm searching for possible answers)
Other than that, post a link to your site so we can look at
the code.
"fireangel_cs" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:eln80r$oag$[email protected]..
> The images for my layer backgrounds do not showup when I
load the page to
> a remote server, but it does in preview mode... anyone
know why and how to
> fix this?

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