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Master-Duncs
E-Mail Workshop
~Page 1~
(IMAGES)
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On page 1, we will talk about images (gifs & jpgs).There are many types of gifs & jpgs. Here`s a
few.
This jpg
compliments of LadyOhs.
This image is a jpg.
Copy
this code down, then go to your signature box.
Start at the top left hand corner of your signature box and when typing the URL or as some refer to as the http:// address do not hit return let the machine carry it to the next line. Ok, type it
exactly like this:
<html>
<img src=
"http://geocities.datacellar.net/SunsetStrip/Garage/6005/duncs_dream.jpg">
</body>
</html>
I hope you had good luck putting in your image. If you did
have a problem, recheck your code. One simple mistake will
make you go nuts!!! So always recheck and recheck.Then
if you can`t find the problem (E-mail me) and we will go
over it together.
Ok, let`s look at an animated gif.
NOTE: Some animated gifs take a little extra time to load, so they may not move for a minute or two.
Do the same thing on this one but be sure to delete the
other code first.
Now let`s try this one:
<html>
<img src=
"http://geocities.datacellar.net/SunsetStrip/Garage/6005/duncs_flyuni.gif">
</body>
</html>
This animated gif is also compliments of LadyOhs.
Are you starting to get the hang of it now?
It's not as hard as you thought, is it?
If you are still having a few problems, just hit the
(E-mail me) button at the bottom of the page and I`ll reply
asap.
Would you like to see a bar or line? Ok, let`s
take a look.
Remember to type it exactly as shown and to
delete the other code in your signature box before entering the code for your line gif.
<html>
<img src=
"http://members.theglobe.com/seide/lines1/lines1a/zigzagruler.gif">
</body>
</html>
This line gif compliments of Sandy`s Little Piece Of
Heaven.
Lines/bars come in many different styles, this is only one.
You can use more than one image on your E-mail page if
you choose to do so, but use only one <html> at the top and close with only one </html> at the bottom, with your image codes in between the <html> and </html> tags.
Now on to Page 2.
Adding a background to the image.
