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Place a picture in a title that is displaying information

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vemate

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Aug 23, 2002
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Here is my code:
<a href=" target="_top" title="Look at the Ports on the Local Machine to see if the Ports are OPEN. This will look at your Machine and the Router. Click SHEILD, SheildsUP, Proceed, Look up Specific Port Information. Type the Port Number to see if it is OPEN."><font color=blue size=2><I>&nbsp;&nbsp;Look at PORTS</a>

After title=" I want to place a connect.gif file with something descriptive.

Thanks
 
No you can't. The title is an important attribute for accessibility show should not be messed about with.

Why not use a absolutely positioned div and trigger it with the onMouseOver event?


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And what is up with opening <font> and <i> tags and never closing them? I suggest you do not open them at all and use css on the link to influence the color, font-size and font-style.

As for the discriptive picture, I suggest you place it inside the anchor and use css :link and :hover pseudo classes to show and hide it.
 
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