how to and where to place back URL in HTML code

[fareedquraishi]

any one kindly tell me that how the back link URL be paste in HTML code and where should they be paste in code, secondly i want to arrange RSS Feed Guide icons like the pic i posted above can some body tell me how to do

thanx

[sadiessay-so]

I took out your picture because when I clicked on it the link it sent me to had porn pics all over the side. NOT good because I'm at work, and I don't want any of our other members to have an issue. Luckily I'm in my office so no one saw, but someone else may not be so lucky.

Can you explain a little better what your trying to ask? I'm not sure that I understand, but I'll try to help.

[fareedquraishi]

pic reloaded in imageshack hoope now it will be better option and not make me more embarras

sir i am really sorry for that i dunno why it happened let me find out better place to store that pic so that i can make you under stand, my question is that how can i place feed back icons in some order like in two or three columns and 4 or 5 rows very near to each other, secondly is there any otherway than copying html code into widget, thirdly how and where i should copy backlink url codes in main page html code, sorry for probably not using exact jargons bcz i am novice into it. and once again i am sorry for that site and that made me embarrased too

[sadiessay-so]

So you want to have images in columns? The best way to do it (at least what I do and it works on my blog) is:

<a href="http://__________"target="_blank"><img src="http://URL OF HOSTED IMAGE"></a>
<a href="http://__________"><img src="http://URL OF HOSTED IMAGE"></a>
<br>

Then just repeat as needed. In the blank, put the website of where you want the outbound link to go, and where it says URL OF HOSTED IMAGE, put the url of wherever your image is hosted. The trick to making sure the columns line up is making sure your images are the same size. If you need to add that in your coding it looks like this:


<a href="http://__________"><img src="http://URL OF HOSTED IMAGE" height=" " width=" "></a>

Between the " " put the size you want.

For your second question - are you using Wordpress? I don't use widgets at all. I always put my raw html into my sidebar files themselves and upload them through Filezilla. I don't know how comfortable you'd feel doing that, but for a short answer, no, you don't have to copy and paste into a widget.

For your third question, I'd put backlink urls, if they're for submission sites, I'd just put them all in one widget and stick it at the bottom corner somewhere. If you have an option to hide them, I would. There's a code you can use to do that. Read this thread about that.

[Nathan]

I use a table to layout my images. If you want check out the code at the bottom of my blog Inkweaver Review. That will show you a good way to organize the images.

[fareedquraishi]

Originally Posted by sadiessay-so

So you want to have images in columns? The best way to do it (at least what I do and it works on my blog) is:

<a href="http://__________"target="_blank"><img src="http://URL OF HOSTED IMAGE"></a>
<a href="http://__________"><img src="http://URL OF HOSTED IMAGE"></a>
<br>

Then just repeat as needed. In the blank, put the website of where you want the outbound link to go, and where it says URL OF HOSTED IMAGE, put the url of wherever your image is hosted. The trick to making sure the columns line up is making sure your images are the same size. If you need to add that in your coding it looks like this:


<a href="http://__________"><img src="http://URL OF HOSTED IMAGE" height=" " width=" "></a>

Between the " " put the size you want.

For your second question - are you using Wordpress? I don't use widgets at all. I always put my raw html into my sidebar files themselves and upload them through Filezilla. I don't know how comfortable you'd feel doing that, but for a short answer, no, you don't have to copy and paste into a widget.

For your third question, I'd put backlink urls, if they're for submission sites, I'd just put them all in one widget and stick it at the bottom corner somewhere. If you have an option to hide them, I would. There's a code you can use to do that. Read this thread about that.

Thanx a lot for taking your time for my guidance, lemme try and i will get back to you for update. hope it will work.

[fareedquraishi]

Originally Posted by sadiessay-so

So you want to have images in columns? The best way to do it (at least what I do and it works on my blog) is:

<a href="http://__________"target="_blank"><img src="http://URL OF HOSTED IMAGE"></a>
<a href="http://__________"><img src="http://URL OF HOSTED IMAGE"></a>
<br>

Then just repeat as needed. In the blank, put the website of where you want the outbound link to go, and where it says URL OF HOSTED IMAGE, put the url of wherever your image is hosted. The trick to making sure the columns line up is making sure your images are the same size. If you need to add that in your coding it looks like this:


<a href="http://__________"><img src="http://URL OF HOSTED IMAGE" height=" " width=" "></a>

Between the " " put the size you want.

For your second question - are you using Wordpress? I don't use widgets at all. I always put my raw html into my sidebar files themselves and upload them through Filezilla. I don't know how comfortable you'd feel doing that, but for a short answer, no, you don't have to copy and paste into a widget.

For your third question, I'd put backlink urls, if they're for submission sites, I'd just put them all in one widget and stick it at the bottom corner somewhere. If you have an option to hide them, I would. There's a code you can use to do that. Read this thread about that.

Really thankfull to you, it worked and now i am reorganising them, will let you know after doing job done, once again thanks

[Blognemesis]

What sort of software do you use to resize pics for blog use. Is there a decent free photoshop-like program out there that will do the trick?

[sadiessay-so]

Originally Posted by fareedquraishi

Really thankfull to you, it worked and now i am reorganising them, will let you know after doing job done, once again thanks

Glad it worked! Let me know for sure once you're finished and if you need to do any tweaking I'll see what I can do.

[fareedquraishi]

Originally Posted by Blognemesis

What sort of software do you use to resize pics for blog use. Is there a decent free photoshop-like program out there that will do the trick?

i use PS, but can locate/search for you and as well for my self too, will let you know