Hyperlink

[aaron772]

On my site www.soga.co.uk I want the main graphic the big one with the sale now on to have a hyperlink to www.soga.co.uk/acatalog can anyone help. regards
Aaron

[wjcampbe]

In Act_BrochurePrimary.html include the html on either side of the logo image like this
<a href="my desired destination uri">NETQUOTEVAR:BROCHURELOGO</a>

It is probably easier to do with Notepad than Dreamweaver

[David@MPL]

How about editing your code so it has

<a href="http://www.soga.co.uk/acatalog"></a>

tags around the image tag.

[David@MPL]

You beat me to it Bill . . . and your reply was more useful

[aaron772]

thats the problem I cant find what points to the image in the code as its just a pre-defined template. normaly in dreamweaver I would just select the image and add the hyperling however there isnt an image in the template? hope that makes sence

[Robert_Taylor]

Hi Aaron,

That image is actually brought about by a fragment and under the fragment properties you have the Link tab which you could use to link to another page. You would need to select the "Image Clickable" option on that specific fragment which has an image as part of its layout.

Regards,
Robert.

[wjcampbe]

That image is actually brought about by a fragment

Normally, given the position of the image, that would be accurate. If you view the page source in thisw instance, you will see the image code is wrapped in

<!-- BrochureImage HTML begin -->
<!-- This file is used to build the brochure logo image markup. -->

markers, indicating that Aaron has moved NETQUOTEVAR:BROCHURELOGO from its normal position.

My post #2 still stands.

[Robert_Taylor]

Yep agree with Bill. Wrapping NETQUOTEVAR:BROCHURELOGO with a <a href=""> tag found inside Act_BrochurePrimary.html would be the solution.
Or you could also edit Act_BrochureImage.html to insert the link tag around the <img> tag.

NETQUOTEVAR:BROCHURELOGO is an Actinic built-in variable that brings in the image on your front page and in this instance soganew.jpg, so you wouldn't be able to find the image within the template itself.

Robert.