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    Using Fragments for Links

    I entered the following into the 'Text' area of a new fragment;

    <a href="http://www.askshop.co.uk/index.html"><IMG SRC="http://www.askshop.co.uk/120x30_3.gif" alt="Ask Shop UK" BORDER=0></a>

    But all the appears on the live website is a copy of the text and not the link & image that it should be - any ideas?

    Perhaps someone would be kind enough to show me how the above should be laid out in this text box.

    Thanks in advance.




    #2
    You need to include special markers to tell Actinic that the text in the fragment is actually HTML code.
    Put !!< before the beginning and >!! after the end of your HTML so you end up with this
    Code:
    !!< <a href="http://www.askshop.co.uk/index.html"><IMG SRC="http://www.askshop.co.uk/120x30_3.gif" alt="Ask Shop UK" BORDER=0></a> >!!
    Bill
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      #3
      Thank you William. Perhaps it would have helped if i'd started to read the HTML 4 Dummies that has been sitting on my desk for 6 weeks+



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        #4
        The HTML for Dummies will tell you how to code the links and images etc but Actinic requires the !<< ... >!! as Bill has shown either side of your code so it knows it is HTML code and not just text when it compiles the pages... this is peculiar to Actinic and not a standard HTML markup


        Bikster
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