I only use the templates. If you are using templates, you can edit the html pages in the templates folder....add.html, link.html, modify.html, etc. using a text editor.
If you are not using templates, then I believe you select the Edit Templates menu option in the Build section of the Links control panel. Or I guess you could edit the site_html.pl file directly. Someone who knows more about this may have a better recommendation for you.
Find $build_use_templates in links.cfg. Set to = 1 to use templates.
That is probably way too large for a title. The title is just a brief description of your link. In general keep it around 75, + or - 25.
Nothing is automatic. You control it thru the HTML.
Well, you may not be able to put the binary in the description but it can be part of the page. In the Resources section there is a MOD called Priority Logo Links and Regular Logo Links. You can ignore the priority section if you want to.
Here is an example. I did not need the gWeidth and gHeight since I set the image file ( binary ) to be the same size for all.
<%if URL%>
<a href="<%db_cgi_url%>/jump.cgi?ID=<%ID%>" target="New"
onMouseOver="window.status=' Click here to visit this link; return true"
onMouseOut="window.status=' '"><img src="<%Graphic%>" width="90" height="120"
alt="<%Title%>" border="0"></a>
<%endif%>
<%ifnot URL%>
<img src="<%Graphic%>" width="90" height="120" alt="<%Title%>" border="0">
<%endif%>
<%endif%>You need the enhanced template MOD for the above.
Gene
If you are not using templates, then I believe you select the Edit Templates menu option in the Build section of the Links control panel. Or I guess you could edit the site_html.pl file directly. Someone who knows more about this may have a better recommendation for you.
Find $build_use_templates in links.cfg. Set to = 1 to use templates.
That is probably way too large for a title. The title is just a brief description of your link. In general keep it around 75, + or - 25.
Nothing is automatic. You control it thru the HTML.
Well, you may not be able to put the binary in the description but it can be part of the page. In the Resources section there is a MOD called Priority Logo Links and Regular Logo Links. You can ignore the priority section if you want to.
Here is an example. I did not need the gWeidth and gHeight since I set the image file ( binary ) to be the same size for all.
Code:
<%if Graphic%> <%if URL%>
<a href="<%db_cgi_url%>/jump.cgi?ID=<%ID%>" target="New"
onMouseOver="window.status=' Click here to visit this link; return true"
onMouseOut="window.status=' '"><img src="<%Graphic%>" width="90" height="120"
alt="<%Title%>" border="0"></a>
<%endif%>
<%ifnot URL%>
<img src="<%Graphic%>" width="90" height="120" alt="<%Title%>" border="0">
<%endif%>
<%endif%>
Gene
