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alright how do you make a link, but instead of the .com showing up, make it say like "My pictures" or "click"
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This is for xanga right? if so than i have the code
Go to your weblog entry and press edit text
paste the code (down below)
<P><A href="URL HERE" target=_new>TEXT HERE</A> </P>
than fill in where it says "URL HERE" with your URL adress. Than where it says TEXT HERE , put whatever you want.
Than press submit and there your link
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If I understand you correctly, you want the HTML to make a link.
Let's say you want to make a link to Google (which is at [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)), but you want it to say "Search here". Here's how you would do that:
Argh. The site doesn't like me to use HTML in my column. And it didn't like parentheses, either. That makes this hard. This is my third attempt at an answer, and I'm going to put extra spaces inside each bracket. Just remove them, and the code will work.
I hope this works - if it doesn't, I'm just going to give up.
< A HREF="[Link](Mouse over link to see full location); >Search here< /A >
I hope you're able to read this; as far as I know, HTML shouldn't render in answers. If it doesn't work, I'll fix it.
Another tip: if you wanted the clicked link to open in a NEW window, you'd do this:
< A HREF="[Link](Mouse over link to see full location); target="new" >Search here< /A >
If a semicolon appears in the second example, that's an error; for some reason Advicenators keeps inserting a semicolon. I don't know why.
Good luck!
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