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NOTE: the
parameter { src="images/linker_to_go.gif"
} is relative to where you are placing the image
in you site. If you use it on a page in the
"root" of your web the { src="images/linker_to_go.gif"
} code is correct. However if the link is on a
page within another directory in your web you
will have to place a
.../ in front of images resulting in
the code { src="../images/linker_to_go.gif"
}. If the relative nature of the HTML proves problematic,
you may wish to identify the image "GLOBALLY".
This is done by giving an exact web address to
your image, for example:
<a
href="http://www.visitgrandrapids.com"><img
border="0" src="http://www.YOURURLHERE.com/images/linker_to_go.gif"
alt="Click
here for Grand Rapids travel and tourism
information"></a>
NOTE
2: The
above code examples assume you are putting the
image in a directory called "images".
If you are putting the image in the root of the
web or another directory, simply
delete
/images from the code or
replace the word images with the name of the
directory you are placing the image in.
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