Code for Linking to a Graphic
If you want to use the graphics you have added to your page to take you to another page or another site then you will need to add to the code the address of the page you want to go to. Here is the code to add your graphic to your page when including a link to another page and some text describing the page that it takes your viewers to:
<a href="http://address_of_page.com">
<img src="http://address_of_graphic.gif" align="left" border="0"></a>
Text describing the site your viewers will be taken to.
Add a Border Around Your Graphic
If you want your graphic to have a border you can change the number to something else. Just for the fun of it let's say "5".
Text Placed Under Graphic
Of course, you don't have to add text if you don't want to but if you choose to you could put it under the graphic by adding a <br> right before the text.
Text Above Graphic
Or put it before the graphic by adding the text first.
You can also align this graphic to the right side of the page by changing <b>align="left"</b> to <b>align="right"</b>
Or you can center the graphic on the page by adding <b><center></b> before the code and <b></center></b> after the code and either changing <b>align="left"</b> to <b>align="center"</b> or taking out the <b>align="left"</b> code all together.
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If you want to use the graphics you have added to your page to take you to another page or another site then you will need to add to the code the address of the page you want to go to. Here is the code to add your graphic to your page when including a link to another page and some text describing the page that it takes your viewers to:
<a href="http://address_of_page.com">
<img src="http://address_of_graphic.gif" align="left" border="0"></a>
Text describing the site your viewers will be taken to.
Add a Border Around Your Graphic
If you want your graphic to have a border you can change the number to something else. Just for the fun of it let's say "5".
Text Placed Under Graphic
Of course, you don't have to add text if you don't want to but if you choose to you could put it under the graphic by adding a <br> right before the text.
Text Above Graphic
Or put it before the graphic by adding the text first.
You can also align this graphic to the right side of the page by changing <b>align="left"</b> to <b>align="right"</b>
Or you can center the graphic on the page by adding <b><center></b> before the code and <b></center></b> after the code and either changing <b>align="left"</b> to <b>align="center"</b> or taking out the <b>align="left"</b> code all together.
Get Your Own Clip Art
Page One > Getting Clip Art
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