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Why does my counter display “Unable to read strip image” instead of numbers?

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Why does my counter display “Unable to read strip image” instead of numbers?

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If you change the digit style to one that isn’t valid or doesn’t exist, then you will see this message. Often people just change the dd=W to a lowercase version such as dd=w which doesn’t exist currently. Since the digit styles are kept in directories on the web server, the digit style name (A, B, C…) is case sensitive, just like other Linux file names. To fix this, double check your code against the existing digit styles and make sure your code syntax is correct. You can double check the rest of your code against the How-To page.

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