I'm trying to make a link in the form of an image, so that the person navigates directly to the page that image is linked to. However I have no idea how to do this. Right now I have the image itself but when I click it it leads to a whole other blank page.
Can this be done using the tools of wordpress or maybe I need to download a plugin? Or perhaps I need to use HTML codes or something of the sort?
To insert a link using an image from your computer, follow these steps:
Go to a post or page editing screen. Click the Add Media button.
Add Media Button
Upload a new image, or click the Media Library tab and click the image you’d like to use as a link.
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You’ll be able to see the image’s Attachment Details. Choose the Custom URL option under Attachment Display Settings. Type in the URL to which you want the image to link to.
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Click the Insert into post button.
The image is inserted into your post and linked to whatever was typed in the Link To field.
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Link to an Image URL
To insert a link using an image stored somewhere else on the Internet, follow these steps:
Click the Add Media button.
Add Media Button
Click the From URL link.
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Type the URL of the image file into the URL text box. Your image will show up along with some options. Choose Custom URL under the Link To section and type in the URL to which you want the image to link to.
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Click the Insert into post button.
The image is inserted into your post and linked to the web site you set.
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<img src="your image link" />
You need to click on TEXT tab in the WP Post dashboard and type some html ...
also need to know that there is no plugin for anything you imagine... some things are simple enough and a lot of people can do it on their own
If I understand you correctly all you need to do is wrap a around the <img src="">:
<img src="imagelink">
The above will have an image and if you click on the image then it will bring you to http://example.com
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I've been using hashtag(#) with navigation menu button links, to avoid error. When you are using # you can just click on the link button and it does nothin'. Now I want to get real urls of my site. I can copy like facebook site's url, github site's url and make it as a link button on my site, but I want to have my own website's link. for EX: when you click "About me" button and new page appears on the screen and it's all about me (not blankpage) :D do I need to create another html document?. please help! SOS! THANK YOU!
I am making my website, and I want to put my LinkedIn profile in the Bio section. However, when I use iframe, I get that LinkedIn refused to connect. Is there a way to embed my LinkedIn profile in my website using HTML? Thanks!
<iframe src="https://www.linkedin.com/in/your-name"></iframe> yields:
LinkedIn allows you to create a badge, and put that badge in your portfolio/website. So, in order to make a LinkedIn badge, follow these steps:
From your LinkedIn profile, click on Contact Info which is next to the number of your connections.
Then click on the pen at the top right corner to edit the Contact Info.
The first thing you'll notice is your LinkedIn profile link. Click on it.
A new page will be opened, you'll see a column at the right of the page, and at its end, you'll find a box entitled with Public Profile badge and a Create a badge button at the bottom. Click on that button.
Copy the script tag and paste it at the bottom of your HTML sheet.
Scroll down, you'll find 4 designs for your badge. Select the proper one and copy its code from the bottom of it and paste it where you want the badge to be shared.
I know it's a long journey, but it's worth it.
NOTE: The link to your LinkedIn profile will always open in the current tab, even if you add to the a tag the attributes target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer". If you want the link to be opened in a new tab, put this line of code inside the head tag at the beginning of your HTML sheet <base target="_blank" />.
Another IMPORTANT Note: After putting the base tag inside your head tag, every single a tag inside that sheet will be opened in a new tab by default.
HAPPY CODING AND GOOD LUCK
Browsers these days prevent this from occurring by expecting iframes to only frame pages from the same site. It's to prevent clickjacking. and it's controlled via the X-Frame-Options header. You should see a similar error on dev tools, if you press F12 you should see this error
*Clickjacking, also known as a “UI redress attack”, is when an attacker uses multiple transparent or opaque layers to trick a user into clicking on a button or link on another page when they were intending to click on the top level page.*
Your hosting provider may have a policy in place to prevent this from occuring, or if that's you, you will be able to amend this default value on your server.
You can disable this via Chrome for your development.
t.co of twitter is not fetching images. After redirecting to another link it is unable to fetch the images.
my code is:
<pre>
<img class="imgmyclass" src="https://t.co/onj4Gps4rQ">
</pre>
please help.
Thanks
Because the url does not point to an image.
As far as the image in the link you are trying to extract the image from is concerned, use this:
<img class="imgmyclass" src="https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CZ4p4TCUAAEQKJt.jpg">
Where src tag is used to point to an image, not the url of a page which contains a post and an image associated with it.
If you want to extract the image url, open the html page, right click on the image and hit copy link address. Do not forget to Give proper credits to the owner of the image.
I want to return image(s) through asmx webservice and show them in a html page.
I should not images are located in a folder named by numbers (1.jpg, 2.jpg and etc.) on server and also I should note that I don't want to make and use url for each image because it may cause security issues for me.
I have a textbox in my html page with a submit button and I want to see "1.jpg" in my html page when I insert 1 in textbox and press submit button.
Please help me to play out.
I have a textbox in my html page with a submit button and I want to see "1.jpg" in my html page when I insert 1 in textbox and press submit button.
Simply return the image data from your service along with the appropriate Content-Type header, such as image/jpeg. Then, use JavaScript to create an img element that references your service:
<img src="images.asmx?image=1.jpg" />
I don't want to make and use url for each image because it may cause security issues for me.
I don't know what security issues you're referring to, but just because you can access these images via script doesn't make them secure. Anyone can access them this way unless you take steps to prevent it. It's no different than simply changing the URL.
Hi!
I have an image slider. When I try toe retrieve the images from my server, the images are properly displayed. (http://stthomasmountmtc.org/index.html)
However, when I try to retrieve the same images from Dropbox, the images are not displayed/retrieved. (http://stthomasmountmtc.org/index1.html)
<img src="https://www.dropbox.com/s/woart55urbw792u/image1.jpg" alt="image" />
When I open the link in the src attribute in the browser, the images can be seen, so the link is obviously not broken. Please share your suggestions.
Thanks,
Samuel Mathews.
The link in your code opens the gallery feature of Dropbox, which is a HTML webpage, not an image file. The direct link for that image is:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/woart55urbw792u/image1.jpg
You should always set the source of an image tag in HTML to an URL which outputs an image - and not a webpage containing an image.
Another option to view a Dropbox image directly is to access the Dropbox link using the ?raw=1 parameter.
For example, if the Dropbox link is:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/83dcx4efx791s2i/stackoverflow.png?dl=0
change the ?dl=0 to ?raw=1, such as:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/83dcx4efx791s2i/stackoverflow.png?raw=1
Note that using "?dl=1" (instead of dl=0) will download the image.
Reference: https://www.dropbox.com/help/201
I was able to get this to work while trying to address a similar problem by logging into Dropbox, viewing the image itself, right clicking on the image and selecting "Copy Image Address".