Simple image code...

[Intelext]

Hello. I'm looking for very simple script. I'm 0 @ html.

So my idea is VERY simple. I need to make page where is picture and when you click on picture opens some link. Like in old-style ragezone (month ago). Please help me, i know it's not hard, lol.

 

[Sprayz]

http://www.justfuckingoogleit.com


You could type in google :" html image link"

but becouse i know some times its really hard:juggle: use this link

html image link - Buscar con Google

first result of 495k is what you look for.

 

[Intelext]

http://www.justfuckingoogleit.com


You could type in google :" html image link"

but becouse i know some times its really hard:juggle: use this link

html image link - Buscar con Google

first result of 495k is what you look for.

I'm to laizy. Thanks...

 

[YukiNeko]

Hello. I'm looking for very simple script. I'm 0 @ html.

So my idea is VERY simple. I need to make page where is picture and when you click on picture opens some link. Like in old-style ragezone (month ago). Please help me, i know it's not hard, lol.

Open page in current window XHTML example
<a href="mypage.html" target="_self"><img src="mypicture.jpg" alt="A example picture" /></a>

Open page in new window XHTML example
<a href="mypage.html" target="_blank"><img src="mypicture.jpg" alt="A example picture" /></a>

Open page in new window XHTML + JavaScript example
<img src="mypicture.jpg" alt="A example picture" onClick="JavaScript:window.open('mypage.html','_self')" />

Open page in current window XHTML + JavaScript example
<img src="mypicture.jpg" alt="A example picture" onClick="JavaScript:window.open('mypage.html','_new')" />

As you can see there are multiple ways to achieve your goal. Try to find what suits best in your situation, one of the main differences between the XHTML and XHTML + Javascript examples is that without the JavaScript you will get a banner around your picture. This of course you can get rid of by using invalid XHTML (or in other words HTML) or CSS.

 

[Wh005h]

Using dreamweaver's features is a good way to learn html
That or just view source on random small pages (larger ones get confusing)
Look how it's put together and modify it to fit your needs. Pretty soon you'll be able to do it from scratch yourself

 

[FragFrog]

You obviously didn't read the section rules before posting - not to mention the answer could have been found by just looking at the source of almost any random website, or if that fails use a searchengine as has been demonstrated.

Lock + infraction it is.