how do i make links in additional details?
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the only way i know is to, click your history button at the top, by the yellow star. and the list of places you have been to will pop up, click the one you want to make a link of and drag it to the place you want and it will stay any place you can type on
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..Hi...I put a couple of links below...\nEnjoy:) ...\nKind regards! ...
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you need to add a little more detail
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This a assumes you are creating your pages by typing in the actual HTML code. If you are using an editor of any kind then it will be different but this still applies.\n\nFind a link. It will look something like this.\nhttp://www.driftcali.com\n\nNow, type this to create a link...\n\n<a href="YOUR_LINK_HERE">\nLINK_TEXT_HERE\n</a>\n\nThe link will say what you type in the LINK_TEXT_HERE but, when clicked, will go to whatever site you put in the YOUR_LINK_HERE part. The end result will look something like \n\n<a href="http://www.driftcali.com">\nDrift\n</a>\n\nYou can put the three parts on the same line. Yahoo won't let me put full HTML code in the answer.
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I have attached a couple of links
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When you add a new link, just type in the URL,\nEx. http://www.yoursite.co m/picture1.jpg\nEx. http://www.yoursite.c om/textfile.txt\nEx. http://www.yoursite.co m/song.mp3\n\nAnd just type in a name for each one so members can access them easily. ('.com' has an extra space in it so Yahoo! Answers would not automatically shorten the link.)
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Put HTML into it..\n\nLike\n\n<img src="LINK HERE" />
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I'm assuming you are trying to create a HREF link. Say for example you wanted to link www.yahoo.com. You would type in the following. Ignore the fact that the link is blue. You can replace "This link takes you... Yahoo.com" with anything you want. You want to replace "yahoo.com" with your own URL also.\n\n<A HREF="http://www.yahoo.com/">This link takes you to Yahoo.com</A>
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I think what you are looking for is the html code for a link:\n\n\n<a href="yourlink.com">This text</a> \n\n"This text" would be the link\n\nTo open it up in a new window:\n\nuse: <a href="yourlink.com" target="new_page">This text</a>
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Eh I should know this... since I can't help maybe someone else can or maybe this HTML website can.\n\nhttp://www.davesite.com
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you'll find tips on the link
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If you ask a question, maybe someone can help you here. Click the Add Details link and give some more information or ask an actual question.
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Well, you can't just add it to the image file. But, you can look into image mapping. This allows you to create a region of the image that can be clicked by the user, and it will take them to the link specified in the image map. http://www.htmlgoodies.com has information on this.
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try the followng link
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yes you can incorporate as a link not as a attachment, or you can make this using a email send programme which will support the HTML source editing. Like this you can do this. for this types of works you need Atomic Mail Sender. LOL
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Let there be a link....
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When you put a link in an answer, make sure to include the "http://" part\n\nIf you don't use that then a web address looks like this www.yahoo.com\n\nIf you use it, then you've got a clickable link, http://www.yahoo.com