This is from the post: "Hyperlink is too long for image hyperlink field" by
Judy on 12/14/05:
"It works! I am very unfamiliar with HTML, so it took some figuring out as
to
where it should go in the long string. I had to do an img border = 0 because
I was getting a weird blue box on the outside but everything looks terrific
now.
Thanks for the helpful information!
judy
good, sounds like you coded it right. click
oops, wrong, wrong, wrong. can't do that.
you still have to use your custom html code snippet. you replace the
text
in
the link with the image tag - <img src="
http://blahblahblah"/>
the string in the image tag is the url to the image you've uploaded to your
server. this is completely independent of Publisher.
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
www.publishermvps.com
www.davidbartosik.com "
For more information go to the FAQ page:
http://www.publishermvps.com/WebDesign/FAQ/tabid/30/Default.aspx
and see: How do I make my hyperlink open the URL in a new browser window?
Also here is an article talking about linking original image files in your
web page:
http://www.publishermvps.com/Default.aspx?tabid=84
DavidF
ddmarre said:
I have pictures representing certain companies, rather them being hyperlinked
to go there directly and leave my site, I would like them to open in a new
window. I tried a HTML code fragment but in the preview it shows the words
and no linking to the site as my hyperlinks in other areas do. How can i
accompiish this?