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Pastimes : Menu Test

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To: goldworldnet who wrote (8)3/7/2018 1:35:39 AM
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This is how I make 'Hyperlinked Images' using the SI editor.
  • First, start creating a hyperlink with the message editor.

  • Next, enter your URL and a temporary name for the link.

  • This just created the text hyperlink below.
ZZZZZZZ
  • Now click on the image icon in the message editor.

  • Next select the image you want to upload.

  • Now there is an image only, but it isn't linked.

  • Next click on the 'Raw Text' icon in the message editor.

  • Now you will be able to see the text hyperlink (top-line) and the image file (bottom-line).

  • Next select the entire HTML line for the image file (bottom-line) and copy.

  • Now select the temporary text name that is part of the top-line hyperlink. I made the temporary name ZZZZZZZ for it to be easy to see doing this step.

  • Next do a paste of the image file line that was copied earlier and it will look something like this.

  • Select image HTML again.

  • Delete the bottom line that is the image only and leave the image hyperlink HTML above it.

  • The image hyperlink is now complete and you can exit 'Text-Only Mode' and return to the SI Editor.

  • This Yahoo News image is now a fully functional link.

This processes may seem long, but it's how I made the Computer Learning menu.
Best Always -- Josh

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