I was looking for some sort of html creator where it would translate something you did into HTML code. All I wanted to do was have an image and position a youtube video on top of that image on a specific location. Any recommendations?
HTML generator/website builder
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I recommend KompoZer Portable. (It's a portable app, runs from a folder, nothing installed).
It works similar to a word processor.
KompoZer is an easy-to-use web editor similar to Microsoft Frontpage or Dreamweaver. It is based on the same Gecko engine that powers Firefox and Thunderbird and features an FTP site manager, color picker, tabbed interface, CSS editing, standard-compliant markup, fully customizable interface, a built-in spellchecker and more.
also, w3schools is a good place to look up / learn code. http://www.w3schools.com/
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I need some help signa, I wanted to know how could I make a certain area of an image clickable.
For example, let's pretend I wanted to make the play button on the following image clickable:
Like an invisible square around it, and if you clicked its area it would redirect you to a link. But only that specific area of the background image.
I thought of adding a play button image on top of the already existing one, with a link to redirect to. I thought of doing the same but with a transparent/invisible image. Is there any other way? Because I really wanted to have the images already integrated into the background
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that is possible. In fact that used to be really popular about 10 years ago. I'll have to look up the code.Originally posted by jimykx View PostI need some help signa, I wanted to know how could I make a certain area of an image clickable.
edit, found it: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_map.asp
for links to open in a new window / tab, you use the 'target' code.Originally posted by jimykx View PostI ended up making the background image with everything I wanted and then setting a transparent image with the link redirect on top of the area I wanted. I just now need to find out how to make the links open in a new tab instead of just opening
Code:<a href="www.google.com" target="_blank">link text</a> <a href="www.google.com" target="_windowname">link text</a>
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