I'm not really a html user but have been trying to link all my workbooks to a single simple html website so I can share them with my team.
I was able to do it with most of my workbooks using "ms-excel:ofe|u|" in the beginning of my links, however if I put any spaces inside the href it just won't work. For instance, I have this file,
"ms-excel:ofe|u|L:/Economia/Internacional/US/GDP Tracking/gdp_tracking.xlsm", and the link won't work because of the space between GDP and Tracking. I tried using the %20, but then excel recognizes it as part of the directory. In the case of this specific file, I'm unable to rename the folder to something such as GDP_Tracking, so I was wondering if anyone would know any other way to solve this issue. Thank you!
<p>GDP Tracking </p>
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I'm trying to embed a Google worksheet in a page in my Wordpress website.
Exporting from Google gives me two files, one html an one sheet.css. The html links to the CSS file via href="resources/sheet.css". I have created a resources directory in my theme folder and placed the CSS inside, however, when I post the html in a page, the two files don't seem to be linked and the table is out of style (the cells are huge).
Any thoughts appreciated.
It is hard to know for sure without seeing your html code, but it seems like the url doesn't point to the correct location.
Entering the complete path of the file should solve the problem, if the rest of the link tag is correctly entered.
I'm a mech engineer w/ no experience in HTML, doing an odd task for my boss.
I have managed to save the excel sheet (contains hyperlinks) to HTML format. However, I'd like to edit these hyperlinks within the HTML code.
I right-clicked on the test.htm document and viewed the HTML in notepad. I expected to be able to find the hyperlink at this stage.
My question is:
What is the structure of HTML files, in the sense that the hyperlink must be stored somewhere, how do I view it, preferably within notepad?
This has to do with the way excel saves to html. It generates a filename.htm which acts as a viewer, and then places data for each sheet inside a "filename_files" folder. Inside, you'll find sheetxxx.htm files (which actually contain the href you are looking for). When you open filename.htm, scripts inside it load the corresponding sheets into the page.
And this is why you won't find what you want inside the main file. Keep in mind that html is dynamic, which means that, differently from opening a static file in notepad, it can be configured to perform actions, changing what you see in the page and its code behind (Dom Explorer)
Hyperlinks in HTML are designated by the "a href" tag. For instance,
This Link Goes To Google
creates a link that says "This Link Goes To Google"
I am trying to edit the following page: http://tktruck.com/contact.aspx in order to get rid of the cat photos.
Apparently there is no contact.aspx file in the FTP, so I am having trouble figuring out how to edit this page's content.
Some additional information:
I have access to the back-end (FTP files). I have searched the FTP for contact.aspx, and I cannot find the file. I have tried searching the entire website for tags with the appropriate sources, as well. I found some code with the image tags, and removed those tags. When I uploaded the code to the server, the images were still there (and still are).
Does anyone know what I have to do to edit an aspx file, or at least have an idea on how to remove these photos?
You need to get access to the server in which the website is hosted.
I want to put a link on html which downloads a file with different filename from original. So for example there is this PNG file:
https://www.google.com/images/srpr/logo11w.png
I would like to put it into html so that when you click to download it, it saves not as "logo11w.png" (which is the original name) but as another name, for example: "Google Logo.png"
I actually had saved the code to do this on my computer and now i have lost access to it and can't seem to find it on google, i tried several search queries. However, I remember it was a pretty short html code (1 line) however I just want to make this possible no matter if you guys give me another code, all that matters is that it works. Thanks!
Faced the same problem today and stumbled upon your question. Here's what I found:
Download logo
You can also achieve the same through javascript, here's the link:
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/prop_anchor_download.asp
I want to generate links that can be pasted in emails so I can show people folders in their directory structure such as where to edit their email signature manually.
I'm trying to put a link to the folder in an email but make it generic enough that when they forward it, everyone who opens it will get the link into their own directory structure properly so I need to use environment variables.
I type the text I want the link to say then highlight and CTRL-K then put %CSIDL_APPDATA%\Microsoft\Signatures\ in the link but Outlook changes my % symbols to %25's. I'd ask how to escape a % but it shouldn't be escaped I don't think since it's actually part of a link.
Environment variable list FYI:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd560744(v=ws.10).aspx
Simple answer, you can't. When you're linking like that, the current directory looks like root / to the html. So you could look at a subfolder of current directory (which you aren't guaranteed to know since it could be different on different OS's or even per user configuration) but that won't really help you.
This project will let you edit the actual HTML of your email by adding an Advanced tab but even with full control of the HTML, it can't be done. "It would open up a security hole the size of Denver."
Here's a lot of quality info on Relative Addressing which is what you're trying to do.
this is because outlook parse your input as HTML link.
I did not test it but you should give a try to this file://%CSIDL_APPDATA%/Microsoft/Signatures/
See this answer too : ways to make an html link open a folder