Adding pdf icon to a download

[kev67]

Please forgive this question but I'm honestly stuck

I have several files for customers to download, however, I want to add a pdf icon image beside it so it is totally clear that it is a file for downloading but I just can't get it work

Download links are easy enough, below is an example. Could someone please show me what I'd need to do

Thank you

!!<<a href="/acatalog/k201_manual.pdf">Manual</a>>!!

[feemish]

add the pdf image tag into the link. thsi would make the pdf image clickable :-)

!!<<a href="/acatalog/k201_manual.pdf">
<img src="pdf_logo.gif" width="xxpx" height="xxpx" border="0">
</a>>!!

then include the image under : Design : Additional Files and upload it to the web.

You could use the full URL for linking to the image
img src="http://www.yoursite.co.uk/acatalog/pdf_logo.gif"

[kev67]

I will go and try that now, thank you so much for taking the time to give me a bit of help as such a simple thing has been doing my head in

[kev67]

Works a treat, thank you very much for the help

[peblaco]

It is better to use local links or file sources for product pages and not the store folder /acatalog/ or full URL because for layouts it prevents the error Warning: The HTML templates specify source files and for customer accounts local links are needed so the scripts can adjust links to keep users logged in though those two apply to layout links rather than images but it is still good practice, it also means the software preview works offline and is not reliant on loading an external source or using added bandwidth and it negates future URL changes such as store folder.

Also in mind SellerDeck 2014 default theme the code is responsive and small images don't have defined heights.

[kev67]

It is better to use local links or file sources for product pages and not the store folder /acatalog/ or full URL because for layouts it prevents the error Warning: The HTML templates specify source files and for customer accounts local links are needed so the scripts can adjust links to keep users logged in though those two apply to layout links rather than images but it is still good practice, it also means the software preview works offline and is not reliant on loading an external source or using added bandwidth and it negates future URL changes such as store folder.

Also in mind SellerDeck 2014 default theme the code is responsive and small images don't have defined heights.

Point noted and will be tested