How can I put multiple links on one image?
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What it sounds like you want to use is an "imagemap" in HTML.  This will allow you to specify an image and then define sections of the image (as rectangular coordinates) that map to your links.\n\nThis is done using the <img> and <map> elements.  I've provided a link below with a tutorial on how to create an imagemap.
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In HTML, you will need to nest two tags to make images that link to another page or location.  The <img> tag will provide the browser with the information for the image and <a> tag will provide the link information.\n\n<IMG>\nAt minimum, you must supply the location and name of the image in the SRC attribute of the IMG tag.  Only .jpg, .gif, and .png file types are supported in web browsers.  Unlike most other HTML tags, images do not require a closing tag.  Instead, you should place a backslash one space after the last attribute in the tag.  This tells the browser the tag is closed at the end of reading the tag and makes the tag web-compliant (xHTML).\nExamples\n<img src="images/mypicture.jpg" />\n<img src="http://www.mysite.com/images/mypicture.jpg" />\n\n<A>\nFor the anchor tag, you must supply the hyperlink reference (href) attribute.\nExamples\n<a href="page2.htm">Some text</a>\n<a href="http://www.mysite.com/page2.htm">Some text</a>\n\nTo make an image link, combine the two tags.\nExample\n<a href="page2.htm"><img src="images/mypicture.jpg" /></a>\n\nThere are several other attributes that you can add to either tag that will give you more control on the look and functionality.  But these are the basics.
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If it's something online that you just want to show once for a blog or something, then you can right click on the image where it is on the website you're looking at, hit properties and copy the location information.  If I wanted to use the "Yahoo Answers" gif, then the code would be <img src="http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/sch/gr/ga_ans_uh_logo.gif"   width="264" height="33" border="0">\n\nThe "width" and "height" tags correspond to the size of your picture in pixels, which you can also find out by right clicking and hitting properties.  You use border="0" to stop the browser from putting a border around your pic, which is useful if you want to put a link on it.\nIf you want to use it more than just once, then just right click and hit save and put it whereever you put your html file. (you could put it in an images folder, but I would worry about site structure more when you have more experience)\nOnce the file is in the same folder as your html page, you can call it in the image tag like so:\n<img src="ga_ans_uh_logo.gif" width="264" height="33"  border="0">\n\nYou will then need to upload both the image and the html file to whatever server you use, and make sure they are in the same folder on the site, otherwise you will get a blank space.\nOccasionally you will not be able to copy it out of the page if the author used some sort of script to keep people from copying it, but usually the do not.\nHope that helps.
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well, when you use a image as a link, the link is active all over the image, but, with image maps you can make a link active only on a part of an image4, gor example, if you have a head you can link the eyes, mounth and nose to defferent pages. Hmm..this example sounds really dum..but..you get the ideea :) you can see an example of what I'm talking about at http://www.rottweilers.ro or http://logami4.lx.ro .
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To ad an picture like mine see link below\n\nIf you want a different photo you need to get yahoo 360 and upload a picture to it then choose it as your yahoo 360 avatar\n\nI will put all the links you need
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its called add attatchments. use the browse button go to where your pics are and click add
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if you just want to link a series of photos together, try www.gickr.com\n\nmore info: gickr lets you do it online, free, without having to download or log in or become a member or anything. just be aware that it won't look like your image is moving when you preview it on the gickr site, but once you save it to your pc or put it up on a site, it will be animated.
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click images on all the link and it will give u pics
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You can also move the cursor over the banner, right click and select "Copy Image Location".  Hope it works
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i am pasting some links... u try them ...hope this was what you required
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Is it a large graphic with all your navigation in the one graphic?  If so, then you'll need to use an image map.\n\nIf it's just a single graphic, just use the graphic to link to your pages, like this...\n\n<a href="yourpage.htm"><img border="0" src="graphic.jpg"></a>\n\nIf you are interested in an easy to use DHTML menu, I recommend CoffeeCup's free menu maker.  URL is listed under source.  Good Luck!
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I can't be certain, but I believe it falls under the start button at your control panel. There is a section there that allows you to make your icons act like internet links, one click and two click. I'll look and see if I can find it for you.
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Put HTML into it..\n\nLike\n\n<img src="LINK HERE" />
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I think you're talking about creating a slideshow? If so, search Google for "myspace slideshow" and if gives you a lot of options. If you're just wondering how to post another picture, you can put as many <img src="link"> tags as you want. e.g. <img src="link1"><img src="link2"><img src="link3"> You'll still need to place the pictures in the correct spots (specify right and top values).
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◈ move your cursor over the link next to them and right click your mouse and click "SAVE TARGET AS" or move your cursor over the image and right click your mouse and click on "SAVE IMAGE AS".
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Use this code:\n\n<a href="largeImage.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="smallImage.jpg" width="320" height="240" alt=" " /></a>\n\nLet us know if you still need help. Here's two handy links though.
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check the paths of those images\nof course geocities cant show them if the paths are i.e like;\n<img src="file://D:/myweb/image01.jpg">\n\na correct link to the image in the code should look more like this: <img src="image01.jpg">\nif in a dir: <img src="mydirectory/image01.jpg">\n\nwhere the html files and the images including any directory containing any other directory should be uploaded aswell in order for the paths to workd accordingly.\n\ngood luck\n\n--\n\nthe layout buttons names may appear to be too long.\ntry giving them shorter and qualifying names.\n\nyourbutton names are:\nfeedback.htm_cmp_sky010_vbtn.gif\n\nbetter if you change them induvidually accourding to their titles, like so:\naboutme_but.gif\n\nalso mind CAPS if you use any to name the images of your button, the caps should than also be used in the code.