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As an example, let's return to our garlic: You see the image begins with < and ends with >. So now that you've discovered the image code, wrap it in an anchor tag. The start of the anchor tag will be this: After you type or copy and paste that piece, you then need to paste the url of the place were you want to go. Let's say you want to go to Batya's blog. So here's the next piece of code(make sure your URL starts with http://): Now you need to add a " and a >: That's the whole left side of the link. The next part of the code should be the image tag itself, so your code thus far will look like this: You are almost done. At the other side of the > you need to close the anchor tag with </a>. Our whole code looks like this: The result: Feel free to ask questions. I'll try to come up with answers that helps you understand.
<img src="http://www.leoraw.com/images/pics/art/garlic_med.jpg" alt="garlic" >
<a href="
<a href="http://me-ander.blogspot.com/
<a href="http://me-ander.blogspot.com/">
<a href="http://me-ander.blogspot.com/"><img src="http://www.leoraw.com/images/pics/art/garlic_med.jpg" alt="garlic" >
<a href="http://me-ander.blogspot.com/"><img src="http://www.leoraw.com/images/pics/art/garlic_med.jpg" alt="garlic" ></a>
Wow! I am going to try to do it to the kcc logo, but the code I have isn’t an img code. But I have an idea. If I go to photobucket and look at the choice of codes, maybe one will have an img. Will it?
Stay tuned to me-ander.
Batya, why don’t you send me or post the code you do have? All images are presented with the
tag. I can look at the code and dissect for you. If necessary, I’ll make it a new post.
If you look at an image in photobucket and right-click on it (in Firefox), you should see “View Image”. Then you can get the url for that image. Does that help?
Not that simple, is it?
I don’t firefox. Right now I’m “playing.”
Ilana-Davita, to me, this is very simple. I look at code all day. It’s just like learning a new language; once you get the swing of it, you can do plenty.
Just look for <a (start of links) and <img (start of images) in code, for starters.
Batya, playing is the best way to learn (as a teacher, I’m sure you know!)
I sort of had it. Maybe I should wash the dishes, make lunch and then try again.
I sent you the codes, but it’s not fun to link to something down, like blog carnival.
Even I could do this. You explained it very clearly.
I’m going to have to look this through slowly when I am actually trying to do a post with images. Practical application works best for me when learning!
Thanks for this post!
Mother in Israel, glad this helped.
Frumhouse, feel free to ask questions when you are ready. If I’m not having one of my crazy days (too much work and family issues piling up all at once and making me crazed), I’ll be happy to answer. Batya has already done some experimental posts just “to play”.
I’m like Frumhouse, I learn quickly when there is a need. Then I’ll come back to your “tutorial”.
[eyes glazing over]
We need to find a way to get you here in Modiin so you can show us all this stuff first hand.
Baila,
Now you are talking…how do I get my airfare all-expenses paid trip to Modiin?
Thanks so much for that explanation. I’ve always wanted to know how to do this. Going to bookmark this post and use it in the future.
Thank you for both posts on html. You explained it well and used examples which made it easier to understand. It is another language though…
ahh, bookmark
That’s a good idea
I Never Give Up!
ps Who’s Shiloh Rosenberg?
I’ve just tried and … suceeded. Thanks for this great tutorial. You might see it up today but I’m waiting for permission from a blogger to post an English version of her Finnish recipe.
Big tip, Leora. It is much easier when someone teaches.
I’m going to try this technique on the next jpix. Either it will work or…
ps why is your text falling so low, under your sidebar?
Batya, I tried to make this text look big. But perhaps it’s just working right in Firefox? It must be the browser that you are using. If I knew which browser, I might be able to fix it eventually, after lots of playing with the code …
Ilana-Davita, glad you got this to work. That was the lovely egg salmon breakfast; it looked wonderful. And clicked easily!
Marcos, I like teaching! Especially when my “students” come up with great posts as a result.
I posted coming attractions on both my blogs. Click the picture, and…