Row of images

[cazz124]

I am trying to make a sort of backwards banner advert, I want to put a line of images at the bottom of my page, like membership of organizations, How can I fix it to display these images along the bottom of the page instead of or as well as the footer text??
TIA
Carolyn Walker

[garyhay]

Hard code these into Act_Primary

[cazz124]

erm Hard code ???
sorry I am a bit lost!!

[cazz124]

OK I inserted the code <IMG SRC="LOGO147.JPG"> and I got a blank box with a red cross where I wanted it to be so all I have to do now is make the image show!
any Ideas please
Carolyn

[pinbrook]

you need to have the full URL in the img scr

or place the image in site1 folder

also add it to additional files to ensure it is uploaded ( i think add files is in the advanced menu)

[NormanRouxel]

....and be aware that filenames are usually case sensitive on web servers. So <IMG SRC="LOGO147.JPG"> wouldn't load the image called logo147.jpg as this is a different filename.

Norman

[cazz124]

Thanks peeps!!
I have managed to get one to show and hyperlink, now for the rest...is the primary template the one I use to remove the bottom catalogue /email/search etc links??
Carolyn

[garyhay]

Yes

Get the Advanced User Guide from http://www.actinic.co.uk/downloads

[cazz124]

Thanks all!
putting the images in the site 1 folder gave the best results as it shows them up in preview as well!, I managed to hyperlink them so I must be getting the hang of it. I have the advanced user guide but I couldnt find the answer in there, guess I am going to have to study it a bit closer!
Carolyn:)

[NormanRouxel]

Another thought... If you want these images to be near your Footer then you can include the HTML in the Footer text. If you look in Design / Options / Defaults you will see Footer. You can add HTML code in there as long as you start it with "!!<" and end it with ">!!" (without the quotes).

E.g. You could have:-

Thank you for shopping here!!< <br><center><img src=myimage1.gif><img src=myimage2.gif></center> >!!

Which will, after the message, make a new line and display 2 images side-by-side and centered on the page. Images are best kept in Site1 as you've already discovered.

As you're not tinkering with the templates this way there is a lot less chance of breaking something and it's easy to clear out the footer if it doesn't work as expected. It's also easy to add / remove items for special occasions, etc.

You can do similar things in the page Header and even in Product Descriptions.

Norman

[cazz124]

Thank you Norman!
I have to get out of the bad habit of using two exclamation marks in my text as it confuses the html, I reallise it would be "dangerous" for me, a raw learner, to go fiddling about with the templates too much!, I always remove stuff by putting it into comments so I can find it again, learning the html for putting in a picture and a hyperlink has been a great help as all I could do before was <Br> and change the fonts!! (oh no I've used two again, see its a habit).Ihave lost touch with the company who sold me my V4 and I am trying to finish my site on my own.
Best Wishes
Carolyn