banner.html

Let's get started with this banner-link thing. (Such an official title, ne..?)

1. There's not much too it. Click and save the lower picture to your harddrive and upload it to your website.

2. Making sure the banner is saved in the same directory as the page you're going to link it to, insert the following html in the source code:

    What this means:
The <p> starts off a new line (like a return key).
The <center> will center the banner in the middle of the webpage.
The <a href="http://geocities.datacellar.net/Tokyo/8572/index.html"> is the link (Please leave the quotation marks in, or it won't work.)
The <img SRC="icebanner.jpg" BORDER=2 height=85 width=432> is the banner options.
        "icebanner.jpg" is the actual link to the image. Change this in order to link to different banners. (keep the
    quotation marks at all times.. Never delete them.)
        BORDER=2 is the for the boarder settings. On the picture above, you can see no border, but if you go to the
    boarder on the bottom of this page, you can see it. 2 is generally where you want it, and you should go no lower.
    Change the number to change the pixel width of the border. Some banners come with borders in the actual image, so
    you won't always have to format this. In that case, change it to 0.
        height=85 width=432 Again, this is in pixels. This is the height and width of the banner. (Duh) When linking to
    banners of different sizes, change them appropriately. (You can usually check the height and width of an image if you
    go into an graphics program and get the image's info box.)
          </a> This ends the link. It's needed so everything written after it isn't a link too.
          </center> This ends the centering option. Keep this so that everything written after the link will not be centered as
    well.
        Keep the <img SRC= and the > in order to make sure the link works.. So if you are linking to another banner, this
    would look like:

<p><center><a href="the link"><img SRC="imagename" BORDER=2 height=bannerheight width=bannerwidth></a></center>

        You don't need to center the link unless you don't want to, but it generally makes a banner look better. And when
    entering the link, don't forget the http:// and the .html or .htm ^^; Or whatever it ends in.. Otherwise, it'll go screwy
    on you and won't work...

... Okay, don't click that banner, or you'll just get sent to my mainpage again. ^^; But at any rate, that should be the final product.. When you upload your banner-link, you should test it out.. ^^; I hope this has been a help to all of you html newbies out there.. X.x;