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 cassiescloset
 
posted on August 31, 2000 11:43:54 PM
I'm not that great with computers so I am asking how to make a "click on this link to see my other auctions". What is the code so I can cut and paste it onto my listing template.

Thanks in advance.
 
 Glenda
 
posted on August 31, 2000 11:53:25 PM
Click on this <a href=URL>link</a> to view my other auctions.

(Replace "URL" above with the URL in the Location/Address box of your browser after you do a Seller search on your name.)

 
 micheneraddict
 
posted on September 1, 2000 12:21:17 AM
I'm interested in this to. I'm pretty competent with computers but could you explain that a little further.

Thanks

 
 Pantheus
 
posted on September 1, 2000 04:06:11 AM
<A href="put the entire url, here, with quotes around it">put here what you want the link to say ie: click here to see my other auctions</A>

add the < > where shown, as shown.

Ken
[ edited by Pantheus on Sep 1, 2000 04:16 AM ]
 
 mballai
 
posted on September 1, 2000 06:40:18 AM
For those who would like to see how to do most anything on a Web page, use the Source control under View (IE--there's one for Netscape too but I'm not using that browser)

This shows the HTML used on the page. The basic trick is to locate the code that does what you are interested in doing. In this case it will have an expression like "click here to see my other auctions" You just substitute your URL and expression.

I make up trial pages and test them before using new things. Always always test! Dead links equal lost opportunities.

 
 shellsputer
 
posted on September 1, 2000 03:57:20 PM
This is my HTML for one of the links in my listings.

<a href=http://www.theURLtoyourauctions.com>My other auctions</a>

Substitute "my other auctions" with whatever you want your clickable to say. PS: Don't forget the end tag </a>. A friend of mine couldn't remember it and put all kinds of different symbols in with the "a" and came up with all kinds of funky stuff.

A great place to learn basic HTML is Pongo.com. Hope this helps!


 
 
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