If no one answers here I might start a thread on it but how do I specifically disguise them using the clickbank tools section method. I tried putting that html into my dreamweaver browser, replacing the "affiliate id" and "publisher name" parts with my own, but it screwed up the display as I must've done something wrong. I'm not very good with html hence me using a WYSIWYG application to make my LP and I never cross over into the code view, but can anyone explain how I can put in that code in to disguise my hoplinks on my LP using dreamweaver (8)?
If you do start a post like that, I'd appreciate it if you made it understandable for noobs like myself.
Don't be afraid of Dreamweaver, Dreamweaver is your friend. There's just a lot of detail that you have to watch. When you open up a fresh page and it has all the code on it, you have to make sure that you put your text and code specifics where you are supposed to. Using the Wysiwg editor you can find the menu element for inserting html code without going full tilt into the code editor (as I recall). You position the cursor where you want to code to be inserted, put your code into the box, and click ok. Then you will see the wysiwg result of the code. A link should have this architecture: "<a href="http://bibbitybibbitybop.com/?referral=id"> Link text</a>" One common mistake is to put the brackets in the wrong place or overlook the quotation marks before http and after id. (ignore the quotaton marks here for the illustration as I do not intend to send any traffic to bibbitybibbitybop.com. If you do go into the code editor, locate the position in the page where the code is located, using CTRL-F to find the text. Carefully highlight the area you are replacing without highlighting the punctuation surrounding it. Then paste the replacement code and it should work. Good luck I hope this helps. I too like working with wysiwg, but to get the most out of it you should pick up a few basic parts of html.
I thought you might want to check out this post about cloaking affiliate links: http://www.jeremyreviews.com/2007/11/16/3-powerful-to-cloak-affiliate-links/
Thanks for the help, I went to the web design and html section with this question and they all but told me to screw myself lol. I'll see what I can do now and go back into it to find that, I may have more questions. Thanks tho. And Jeremiah thanks I'll check out the thread.