While editing a page, select the image from which you want to create a link, then click the insert/edit hyperlink button in the WYSIWYG editor toolbar. Enter the URL. If you link an image it is a good idea to set the border field in the image properties window to zero--otherwise a blue border may appear. Also keep in mind that, depending upon the image, web site visitors may not realize it is clickable.

This is typically done by an HTML editing program. You should refer to the instructions available with the program you are using. For hand-coders, use the anchor tag to add a hyperlink. This is basically the same as making a hyperlink from text: <a href="another_page.html"><img src="my_image.png" width="10" height="20"></a> The above code will leave a border (typically blue) around the image, indicating the hyperlink.

From the Account menu of the PokerStars lobby, select "Select/Change Image". Click on "Select Image", and pick an image for use from your hard drive. Obscene or inappropriate images are not permitted. Images are therefore subject to review and once submitted will not appear on your account for several days. For more information about images, and to find out how to take a picture from the Internet to use as your PokerStars image, visit our Images page.

Copy and paste the following HTML code, exactly as it is shown here, and be sure to include the quotes: replace the red text with the URL that you'd like to link to, and replace the blue text with the URL path to the image:

Bonjour. Currently trying to make this company test Socialtext, I would be interested to know the tip to link this image to their website. Any idea. Thanks in advance - cd I've noticed that when I refresh a page that contains a "fetchrss" tag, the content of the feed is not always in synch with the RSS XML.

For a link that ends in a folder name, for example, http://www.adelaide.edu.au/folder_name/, the link should be specified with the trailing "/". The link will work without the "/" but will require one extra call to the server and so will not be as efficient.

No, you can't simply change the file extension in order to make it work. You must use a program to convert this file into one of the accepted web formats. If you must post a special file, upload or zip that file and post it as a text link. This includes media such as movies (AVI, MOV), since most people do not want to automatically load large files or view movies embedded into web pages.

The source image is a Lizardtech .sid file the server uses to send you a particular view. If you want, you can download the file to your machine and view it locally with the Lizardtech viewer.

Kaboodle has partnered with Shopping.com to make it easy for you to get the lowest prices on items you wish to purchase online. To see prices from different online stores, click the "Compare Prices" link wherever it appears and you will be able to see comparison prices from a variety of online merchants. Kaboodle also uses Shopping.com to deliver the most closely related products for items. Yes.

Yes. We have a very active affiliate program. Just click on the Affiliate Program link here or on the bottom of the site to sign up.

There are about 5 million links to USA.gov, and anyone who clicks a link to firstgov.gov will be automatically and seamlessly redirected to USA.gov. We will also perform outreach to state and federal government websites to let them know of the change so they can update their links and graphics.

Here's the HTML code. Check out the target. <a href="http://www.mandarindesign.com/index.html" target="_blank">Main Page</a>

In the frameset document (the HTML document containing the <frameset> <frame> tags), make sure to name the individual frames using the NAME attribute. The following example creates a top frame named "navigation" and a bottom frame named "content": <frameset rows="*,3*"> <frame name="navigation" src="navigation.html"> <frame name="content" src="content.

Yes, if you would like to make a link/banner for a product that we do not have a banner for, you may create your own. To do this, simply click on the "Build A Link" link found in your affiliate control panel. Once you have been directed to the Build A Link page, simply follow the directions listed. The new link will automatically be created and ready to use on your site.

In the "Property Inspector," which is shown in the annotated image of Dreamweaver's interface, enter the file you want to link to by either typing the file name, browsing for the file or pointing to the file in the site map. (To point: Click and drag the pointer icon----to the "Site" window. When the file is highlighted, release the mouse button.)

You can change the link text for both index and single image pages in the Options dialog (keyboard shortcut F8). This is useful if you want to use a customized, or non-English text on your pages.

Once a link has gone down on the site we cannot change it automatically to make it live again. What we can do is correct or delete the link as necessary in the database which drives this feature and next time the site is updated that link will appear corrected. If you would like to let us know of any links you come across which need fixing we would be grateful. Please e-mail your report to the editor@grovemusic.com.

Highlight the text or image and click on the “Insert Link” button in the upper right hand of the Page Editor toolbar. In the Insert Link Page Dialog, choose “Link Type” from the drop down menu and click the “Continue” button.

Please have a look at w3schools.com image html help in order to learn how you can use HTML to link your images.

You need to refer to a page within another group, not just the group itself. Thus, Attach:Group.SomePage/image_name.ext. Note, you must use the PageName, but that there is no requirement that the page actually exist.

With your data on the map, move into the Edit tab. Double click the data layer in the layer list to the left of the map. Your data points will turn black, and a window will appear beneath the map view. This window will have all sensor data for the entire data set. Select the New Field button from this window. The New Field Wizard will appear. It is best to name this field "photos" or "videos" to specify what will be contained in this field. Use the pull down menu under data type to select link.

The statistics page will display you link once we have placed your image on the grid. From there you can see a graphical representation of the number of hits your site recieves from the PIXELFORCE website.

Yes. You can change your image and links at anytime but it will require to be approved again prior to being published. During this time your old image will be viewable. Your new image will then remain for the period of time left or untill you change it again.

the bottom of the form that is used to post a message, there is a text input: "Optional Image URL". In "Optional Image URL", type the fully qualified URL of the image that you want to link to. Example: http://www.firstfives.org/photos/0001.jpg. Note: Image files generally end in ".jpg", ".gif", or ".pcx", and never end in ".html". In "Link Title", type any text that you'd like to use as the link title. If you type nothing, then the URL you entered will be used as the title.

For HTML-ARGUMENT-AREA you put exactly what you would put between the <a href> and the </a> of a regular hyper link.

If you would like to link to my page, sure, more power to you—just please don't put it in your frame. And please don't link directly to the individual pattern pages, use the main pattern index for that. As for linking to images, no. I don't really know that there are too many graphics here that someone would want to use anyway, but in any case it sucks up bandwidth when you link your page to someone else's image.

We do not allow either "hotlinking" (the practice of embedding an image on our server in another website which is - therefore "stealing" our bandwidth) - or "direct linking" - posting a link on another website which points directly at an image file on our site without displaying our page around it - hiding the fact that the image has originated from our site. If you want to link to an image, please post a link to the "image holding page" - for example http://www.coasterclub.

When the image is made into a link a border appears around the image in the browser. This border is the color of links on the page and is used to let the person looking at the page realise that the picture is a link. You may however, think that the image doesn't look good with a border, or that the image-link is self-explainatory. You can remove the border by setting the border attribute to "0":