How to Use a Graphic Link on a Web Page

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Graphics can also be used as links to other pages!

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

  • Text-editing program

Step1
Open a text editing program, such as Notepad or EditPad. Click File and select Open.
Step2
Place the cursor where graphic link will appear.
Step3
Type the following, replacing "webpage.com" with the link:
Step4
Add the following, replacing "image.jpg" with the name of the image to be used:
Step6
Save the page and open a web browser.
Step7
Select Open from the web browser's File menu. Locate the page and double-click or select Open to view the page.
Step8
Connect to the Internet and click on the link to verify it works. If not, check the URL.

Tips & Warnings

  • Graphics used for links are treated just like regular graphics. They can be resized using the height and width commands, or in a graphics editing program.
  • Add a border to a graphic link by adding the following command: , changing the border size as desired.
  • Many sites offer free clipart to use on your personal website. Type "free web art" into a search engine.
  • Obtain permission before using any unlicensed or copyrighted clipart.
  • Do not use images from another web page without permission from the owner of the site, even if it is a link back to their site.

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