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[TaiChi56]

My homepage at

http://www.webudesign.progettoarte.org

has a link for Contact. I want the person to be able to click on it and they can email me. I put a slice on it. My question is what do I put in the object box to get it to work as an email link? Thank you. The secret to education lies in respecting the student. {Ralph Waldo Emerson}.

 

[deecee]

put this as the link <a href=&quot;mailto:emailaddress&quot;>image</a> substittuing emailaddress for the email address you want the user to email
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[TaiChi56]

Thanks. I did not explain myself correctly, sorry. The homepage is a Fireworks 4 Graphic file. I did it as a graphic and then exported as html and slices. The contact button is a graphic that I applied a slice to. If I put the standard html coding in the object box after putting a simple rollover with the behavior button it does not work. It throws all the grahics off and there is not a link to any email. Hope this explains it better. Thanks for replying.

P.S. Was I supposed to replace image with an image. If so it did not work either. Hope you can help. Thank you.

<a href=&quot;mailto:emailaddress&quot;>image</a> The secret to education lies in respecting the student. {Ralph Waldo Emerson}.

 

[deecee]

first in fireworks just go to the slice over contact and type mailto:<your email> for that slice link that should make it work

or try replacing this line
<td rowspan=&quot;2&quot;><img name=&quot;index_r2_c8&quot; src=&quot;index_r2_c8.jpg&quot; width=&quot;49&quot; height=&quot;12&quot; border=&quot;0&quot; alt=&quot;Contact us&quot;></td>

with this
<td rowspan=&quot;2&quot;><a href=&quot;mailto:<your email>&quot; alt=&quot;your email&quot;><img name=&quot;index_r2_c8&quot; src=&quot;index_r2_c8.jpg&quot; width=&quot;49&quot; height=&quot;12&quot; border=&quot;0&quot; alt=&quot;Contact us&quot;></a></td>

one of these should solve your problem.

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[TaiChi56]

Excellent that worked. Thanks for your help. The secret to education lies in respecting the student. {Ralph Waldo Emerson}.

 

[deecee]

no problemo
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