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Posted by dorayme on 04/06/06 01:00
In article <1tadnVuZSPCquKnZRVnyrQ@scarlet.biz>,
"Glycerine" <dontspamme@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm trying to get a hyperlink to do two things:
> a) open a particular html-file or jpg-file in an iframe (e.g. a picture of
> my cat)
> b) show a comment above the opened file/picture (e.g. "this is my cat")
>
> So the obvious question is: is it possible to have text as output? It seems
> really tedious to make a whole pile of html-files with a comment in them and
> to call those up simultaneously with the picture file, so isn't there a way
> to assign a space (for example a cell in a table, a frame, etc.) where text
> can be loaded? Is there maybe some sort of way to add this to your <a href>
> tag?
>
> I hope you understand what I mean and even more that there is a solution to
> this!
If the link goes to an html file, then you are not having to
tediously make them - the pic would be on the poage then, and
there would be perhaps text, borders, centering etc, ie, a web
page. If it goes to a picture file, then no, there can be no text
unless you have included pictures of words on the picture.
You could do this: put a title in your link to tell the user what
they are about to see. <a href="cat.jpg" title="...torturing a
mouse actually">my cat</a> and a tool-tip should show up, ie, a
little bit of text impossible to miss on hovering in most
browsers.
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dorayme
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