html code for link?

cj929

New Member
I dont know anything about html but I have a small logo link to my website which i'm trying to send to other link pages. I've attached two logos one image(gif) from my computer and one from my website(logo) onbikescotland.com/info.htm. (links page)

Do i have to draw up some html code to send to another site with the image logo, if so can someone tell me what the code should be? Sometimes when i try to put link code from another website onto my links page through Macromedia it doesnt work it just places the text on the site not the image?

When i try to send the image and the url in text alot of times the image doesnt arrive properly its a red cross?

Any help appreciated
 

kiko_friendly

New Member
I have no idea as to what you are talking about!

However if you mean that you want other people to be able to get the codes for your banners, I can tell you how to do that.
 

zkiller

Super Moderator
Staff member
i'll be honest, i am not quite able to follow you their either. here is some basic link code though using a image...

Code:
<a href="http://www.onbikescottland.co.uk"><img src="http://www.onbikescottland.co.uk/image_location/filename.jpg"></a>
hope that helps a little.

what exactly is it you are trying to do/accomplish?
 

cj929

New Member
Thanks for reply, i would like to be able to send an image logo that points to onbikescotland to other websites. I would like people to get the code for the image logo (banner)

KiKo_friendly can you give me this code? thanks

I've attached the image did you got it? I've uploaded from my harddrive not the internet

if not its here on my links page http://www.onbikescotland.com/info.htm

its white yellow and blue ONBIKESCOTLAND below the riders mag.
 

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kiko_friendly

New Member
Okay, if you want people to be able to copy and past the banner onto their site use this :

<textarea><a href="HTTP://WWW.YOURLINK.COM/" target="_blank"><img src="YOU IMAGE URL HERE" border="0"></a></textarea>
 
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