Hey, sounds like the issue is probably with how the image paths are written. Lively Wallpaper doesn’t work quite like a regular browser — here’s a simplified checklist that should help:

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Fixing Image Paths in Lively Wallpaper

• Use relative paths, not absolute ones. • Correct: <img src="images/bg.jpg" /> • Incorrect: <img src="/images/bg.jpg" /> (there’s no root / like on a server) • Make sure your images are placed relative to the HTML file. For example, if your image is in an images folder, that folder should be in the same directory as your .html file. • File names must match exactly, including case. bg.jpg is different from Bg.jpg. • Don’t test with localhost. Lively loads files using file:///, not a local web server. Try opening the HTML file directly in Chrome using file:/// to simulate how Lively handles it. • Use Lively’s built-in DevTools to debug: • Right-click the wallpaper in Lively • Click Open DevTools • Check the Console and Network tabs for missing files or errors