I need to insert a hyperlink in the scrollbar of my home page, so that it directs the visitor to a site of my choice, I don't know how to do it, I searched on google but I can't find anything concrete, thanks
If you can kindly show me the way to follow, or tell me where to find the code, thank you
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My problem is whenever I search any related keyword about my website in google, it will display the content and address of the website but if I click the link it will redirect to another website which is not related to my website.
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This most likely is Google's problem. In other words, I don't think there is anything you can do.
This question has been asked before by someone else entirely, but basically no solution was given (and this was in 2008). Now, in 2013, HTML and browser functionality has increased, so I thought maybe it's a good idea to ask.
Question:
As a developer, how can you make sure that the title of the web page is different from the title of when someone bookmarks your page?
The reason I ask is because there are many websites that have their title, and then some slogan. Or worse, the slogan first and the actual site title after that. In any case, the titles are long, and you want your bookmarks to be concise, preferably one word, right? I want to know if there's any kind of functionality like that available in modern browsers.
As far as I can tell for Internet Explorer you can add a link, perhaps in the footer, for your visitors to click and bookmark your site and edit the default title with this function AddFavorite().
Here is a link to it on MSDN. Please notice that this function is deprecated.
See the demonstration of use below:
<a href="#"
onclick="window.external.AddFavorite(location.href, 'YOUR_TITLE_HERE');
return false">
Bookmark this!
</a>
Although this won't work on other browsers as far as I am aware (surely won't work on Chrome and Firefox) and it's use is abolished when a user decides to bookmark your site manually instead of clicking the link.
What I need to do is add a banner/icon to a page that is says people are a part of our organization. Kind of like the icons at the bottom of this website, the peer1 hosting one or the cc-wiki one.
I however will have my own link and image, but I was wondering if someone can help me with some code that can do this. Thanks a lot!
Edit:
Okay let me rephrase this since it was unclear the first time
I want to be able to add a code snippet that people can add to their website, that will present a banner for a "Parent" site. This banner will link back to that site, and we would be able to gather statistics of who is linking to our site as well as how often. Is this possible with simple or tags.
I know some HTML, but my main languages are Java, C Sharp, and Objective C, so web stuff is definitely not my forte. My boss just came up to me and asked me to do this, and I truly do not know how. Thanks for any help!
You could always use something like:
<a href='http://parentsite.com/default.aspx?id=[the id of the sub-site]'>
<img src='http://parentsite.com/images/image.aspx?id=[the id of the sub-site]' />
</a>
That would create a link to the parent site, and render the web page as an image. IF you then put an img tag inside the web page then it would render as the image on the sub-site and you could also log a hit for that site. Putting the id on both means that, when the img tag loads, you can record the number of times that users have loaded any page with that image on it, and you can record the number of times that users click the link.
This may not be the most efficient way of doing this, but it is one way.
Something like this?
<img src="your_image" />
I need to create a table with all the images and a button that says ADD, for the user to add the image to their page. Any help is appreciated!
There is no built in functionality to do this, but you can link users to the Special:NewImages page so that they can see which images are available.
It is as simple as putting [[File:Example.jpg]] to insert an image, so with a quick explanation or help page I'm sure your users can figure out how to add the image to their page. The Help:Images page is a good resource.
You could also write an extension to do this, but it would likely be a lot of work.
I've just set up a new website at http://www.elitefightkit.co.nz and we also have a Facebook page which I don't have the url to hand at the moment (but it's called Elite Fight Kit). I want to add Facebook like buttons to my website. I can understand how to add them for product pages but I want to have a 'join us on facebook' button at the base of the page in a footer I'm producing so visitors can be added to the list of people on our Facebook page. We're growing a nice group of people over there.
I've looked into the Facebook like button and it seems to suggest that when user clicks it (if configured correctly) a feed item will be added to the users profile to say they like my website and provide a link back to the site. It seems I either have them like the website or like the Facebook group. That's great BUT I wondered if there was a way to have them click the like button, add the link to the website but ALSO join them to our Facebook page. Is there a way or will that be two seperate buttons?
This article was helpful when looking into the Facebook like button: http://www.webmonkey.com/2010/04/adding-facebook-like-buttons-to-your-site-is-damn-easy/ it pretty much got me rolling, although the Facebook developer page wasn't too hard to get my head around either. :)
Hope someone has some experience with this that can throw some light on it for me. Thanks in advance!
I've looked into a similar request before but decided - given the current social plugin documentation - that it could only be done with two separate buttons. My advice would be to make the Like button on your website point to your Facebook page, with a prominent link back to your website from there. Without wanting to state the obvious, any wall posts that then appear for people liking your page will effectively advertise both!