I've got the picture there ---> see? But I don't know how to make it a link.
Maybe I can do in in a post?
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You need to wrap the a href code around the image now. If you look at the html of the post, you just put the same link code around the image on the side.
There are lots of websites that can show you how, and even blogger has short cuts. The only quick explaination that I have for you is that if you want the button on your side bar to link to a webpage then you'll need to add the web url before the image url and place in brackets <>. I would copy the Powered by Blogger code and replace it with the url's of the new image and link.
The code for linking to copy is this... (BRACKET start) a href ="http:// url /"(BRACKET end) Link Name (BRACKET start)/a (BRACKET end) ...Replace BRACKET start with < and BRACKET end with >
5 comments:
You need to wrap the a href code around the image now. If you look at the html of the post, you just put the same link code around the image on the side.
that doesn't help at all, does it?
again, that was me. my fingers aren't working right today
Hmm. How can I find that code? I see the code for the template, but not for other things.
And I'm not good with code.
There are lots of websites that can show you how, and even blogger has short cuts. The only quick explaination that I have for you is that if you want the button on your side bar to link to a webpage then you'll need to add the web url before the image url and place in brackets <>. I would copy the Powered by Blogger code and replace it with the url's of the new image and link.
The code for linking to copy is this...
(BRACKET start) a href ="http:// url /"(BRACKET end) Link Name (BRACKET start)/a (BRACKET end) ...Replace BRACKET start with < and BRACKET end with >
Hope I didn't confuse you more.
Oh, now that I re-read the comment. That last code I posted is for linking in your posts to websites and such. Boy is it late, gotta sleep;)
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