I know this is most likely easier then I am making it but I have a script (it's a premade template), that has an image that is set as a background, and I can't figure out how to make it a hyperlink -- in the file it actually doesn't appear to me to even call the image via the source but apperently it does since it works on the website. The code is below.. <div id="headerBanner"> <div id="bigBanner"> <a target="_blank" href="URL GOES HERE"><img src="_banners/bigBanner1.png" alt="" /></a> </div> <div id="smallBanner"> </a> </div> Code (markup): If you notice the bigbanner works just fine - yet the smallbanner I want to have a link for that also but I can't figure it out - I tried to add in <a target="_blank" href="URL GOES HERE"><img src="_banners/smallBanner1.png" alt="" /></a> Code (markup): but it did not work, anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance, Bill
Without seeing the webpage, I'm assuming that what you're looking at is a background image, that is called through css. If you use a transparent gif and size it to the full size of the banner you should be able to make it link, and the background will show through.
Maybe this can help if I undestood your question: #bigBanner a { display:block; } Code (markup): Boby