HTML - Link Changer

Okay, i have a menu down the left side of my webpage with numerous buttons.
i want it so when i click a button, the image in the centre of the page will change to the image assigned to that button without opening a new page.

any ideas?

I need a way to open two pictures at once by clicking on a single link.

I have pictures of the fronts and backs of coins. I want to be able to click on a link and have the front and back pictures open side by side.

Hello, I am creating a clickable link with an image for my site in order to display on other sites. I have managed to do it but I was wondering if somebody knows how to make the link pop up in a new window rather than open on the existing page.

<a href="http://www.raphaelabramov.com/" title="Raphael Abramov
Photography"><img
src="http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5133/5462888784_7e944fca61.jpg"
width="292" height="50" alt="Untitled-2" /></a>

I want to set up an ftp link. <a href="ftp://....."> How do I set this up incorporating the login name and password in the link?

Thanks!

Ok here is what i am looking for.

I am looking to make a small picture and make it a clickable link to a url that will work in a forum post.

Thanks in advance,
Chris.

Hi,

I have the following line in a php document and for whatever reason the "ENTER" text shows up in Firefox as a hyperlinked word but in IE it just shows up as normal text (however clicking on the text in IE still launches the swf). Can anyone offer some insight into how to remedy this problem?

<div id = "enterblock"><font size = 6>&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp<a href onclick="openFullScreen('EbbFlowTest.swf','dugFull','status=yes,scrollbars=yes');return false; self.close()" >ENTER</a></font><text>&nbsp &nbsp (Flash player required)</div>

Thanks,
Mike

im fairly new to html, i need a code to make a link so when it is clicked on it opens the page in a new window. i completely forgot how to do this.

I have a link bar that I would like to show up at the bottom of all the pages on my website. Could I put some sort of tag at the bottom to load the bar? I don't want to spend the time to add it to all my pages.

Example:

page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff page stuff
Home videos software
A menu bar like this on every page

I know it's used to link to a css document, but, I've also seen it used in other situations. So what other uses are there for the <link> tag? Is it kind of like an include? I've tried looking this up on Google, and every example use I can see for it is for linking the css document. And the descriptions are basically the same as the examples.

I hope somebody here can help me. I have altered a PSD web template and saved it using ImageReady as html and images. When I open the html page in Dreamweaver, I can see the page as I have done it. When i clik on the first image and insert a link for it, the page shifts out of place. Anybody any idea why?

Thanks in advance

Colin

Hey folks.
So i'm pretty new to all this...so bare with me.

but i would like to make a link where when the viewer clicks on it, it will redirect them further down the page. For Example: you click on "pictures" and then it will auto scroll you further down the page to where the pictures are.

What is the html to do this?

Thanks Alot.
Cody

I am a noobie on building sites. I have been messing with my site for a few months now. I am trying a new image rotator that has clickable buttons in it however I can not get them to link to something. Please tell me how I can link this tag so it goes to the desired location:

<button type="button"><span><span><span>Get Packing!</span></span></span></button>

I am trying to implement some HTML code where the user is able to click on a letter of the alphabet and it would return a row of data with that letter. The row of data is from a SQL query. How would I i mplement that into HTML?


Here is a bit of the code I am trying to implement. How would I be able to return a row of data with the same letter as each link??


<a id='A' href="#" onclick="('A'); return false;"><span class="alpha">A </span></a>
<a id='B' href="#" onclick="('B'); return false;"><span class="alpha">B </span></a>

Good morning!

I have a problem with a couple of select boxes. I need more than one, due to the size of the list, but I want it so if they choose an option in the first box, then choose an option in the second box, it will deselect the option in the first one.

So for example, if these are nested side by side in a table...

<td width="20%"><form>
<select name="selectMain" size="16" id="selectMain" onChange="
if ( value == 0){ selects (id);}
if ( value == 1){ selectc ('Test1',id);}
if ( value == 2){ selectc ('Test2',id);}
if ( value == 3){ selectc ('Test3',id);}

">
<option value="1">Test 1</option>
<option value="2">Test 2</option>
<option value="3">Test 3</option>
</select>
</form>
</td>



<td width="20%"><form>
<select size="16" id="selectMain" onChange="
if ( value == 0){ selects (id);}
if ( value == 4){ selectc (Test4',id);}
if ( value == 5){ selectc ('Test5',id);}
if ( value == 6){ selectc ('Test6',id);}

">
<option value="17">Test 4</option>
<option value="18">Test 5</option>
<option value="19">Test 6</option>
</select>
</form>
</td>

If someone chooses Test 1 in the first box, it highlights it and displays that content. And if they choose Test 4 it removes the Test 1 content, highlights and displays the Test 4 content. But it leaves Test 1 highlighted as well. There is a lot of missing code here... But hopefully you get the picture. Is there a way to make it so that when they choose Test 4 it will remove the highlighting from Test 1 in the first form?

Thanks so much for your help! I have been beating my head on a wall! =D

I'm preparing an old logbook to put up on my site. Each page has a 'previous' button and a 'next' button. The first page is the Captain's introduction: the purpose of the voyage, how he keeps his log, etc. The second page is the start of the log itself. The intro page is log000.html, the next page is log120187 and the next page is log120287.html. The next link on log000.html is:

<a href="log120187.html">
<img src="../images/bNext.jpg" alt="Logbook 12/1/87" width="80" height="68" /></a>

The previous link on log120287.html is:

<a href="log120187.html">
<img src="../images/bPrevious.jpg" alt="Logbook 12/1/87" width="80" height="68" /></a>

IE will follow the second link, but not the first. FF follows both. I'm stumped. I have 9 pages completed and this is the only link IE won't follow.

Any and all help appreciated.
Jim