halp me with html!
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29 Nov 2011, 17:01
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Sup cf!
I need some of ur IT brilliance.
Atm I'm a trainee at a company which works with Lotus Notes (WHICH IS PURE SHIT).
We want to insert a facebook link into this icon:
And we need to put a Facebook link behind it.
I've managed to make it work inside Lotus Notes, but as soon as I send a mail to someone who uses Gmail, Hotmail or Outlook, the link inside the picture just dissapeared.
I know its possible, because someone else who worked for us (but in Denmark, not in NL) knew how it worked, but he aint working for us anymoar.
Please help me out here, and I will provide u with your nerd needs when I get home *wink* *wink*
edit: we're also working with Open Office, so I cant make an HTML link in Acces or smtn
I need some of ur IT brilliance.
Atm I'm a trainee at a company which works with Lotus Notes (WHICH IS PURE SHIT).
We want to insert a facebook link into this icon:
And we need to put a Facebook link behind it.
I've managed to make it work inside Lotus Notes, but as soon as I send a mail to someone who uses Gmail, Hotmail or Outlook, the link inside the picture just dissapeared.
I know its possible, because someone else who worked for us (but in Denmark, not in NL) knew how it worked, but he aint working for us anymoar.
Please help me out here, and I will provide u with your nerd needs when I get home *wink* *wink*
edit: we're also working with Open Office, so I cant make an HTML link in Acces or smtn
Like that? Haven't really coded html for like 4 years so guess its slightly wrong but you get the idea :p
e: and if you want clickable text behind the icon just put some text between the img-tag and end of a-tag.
if you have the icon in a folder the <img src> should be <img src=foldername/facebook.gif/>
If we would work with Outlook, it wouldnt be a problem, but we dont x) The reason that the link aint working is prolly cuz of Lotus Notes.
Wonder's comment should help though bro.
So they cant help.
Dreamweaver is a prefect program if u know how to code to spare time.
<img src="lefu/lolol.png" alt="" title="WAZZA" /> <!-- XHTML -->
<p>How hard was that?</p>
<a href="#"> INDLOON </a>
voila
<a href="http://facebook.com"><img src="http://www.westlondoncollege.com/images/Facebook20.gif"></a>
or
<a href=http://facebook.com><img src="fb.gif" alt="nie mozna wyswietlic obrazka" ></a>
it works for me fine :)