How do I add banner code on a website (or index fie), using dreamweaver?

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by osmanrulz, Jul 27, 2008.

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    Hey guys, I want to add banners to my site, and I'm doing all editing using dreamweaver, I want to add a banner to my site

    basically the code below:

    <a href="http://nbjmp.com/click/?s=50183&c=64094"><img src="http://nbjmp.com/images/2069-64094-468x60.gif?s=50183" style="width: 468px; height: 60px; border: 0px;"/></a>

    But when I do it, it shows exactly the text or the code, it doens't show the banner, how can I make it show the banner.


    With blogs it was so much easier, I could just c/p the code, and it would show the banner, but now since I'm starting a new html site, their is alot of trial and error.
     
    osmanrulz, Jul 27, 2008 IP
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    ForumHog Active Member

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    Im guessing your viewing the layout of your webpage and not the code. If i am right all you need to do is position your mouse to where you want the banner on the page then click the code tab. When transferred to the code tab do not click anywhere but paste your banner code. This will place the banner where you wanted it on the page.

    If this just confused you let me know and i will post some screen prints.

    Good Luck
     
    ForumHog, Jul 27, 2008 IP
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    osmanrulz Active Member

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    great, that worked, didn't see the code tab before, I'm new to dreamweaver.
     
    osmanrulz, Jul 27, 2008 IP
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    It's a great program once you know your way around.
     
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    minisite911 Peon

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    if you have a large screen resolution (and a huge monitor too), it's probably good to work under the "Design&Code" tab, so you can see both the design and the code at the same time. You'll learn a lot about HTML from that! :)
     
    minisite911, Jul 27, 2008 IP