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Help To Set Up A Website button
gario900
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It's actually , i've done a email template thats getting sent to companies,
It is all ready to be sent but im trying to get a Button for to enter website, and also how do i get the website on to the button?
Thanx
:beer:
It is all ready to be sent but im trying to get a Button for to enter website, and also how do i get the website on to the button?
Thanx
:beer:
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Does the email template use html? i.e. is it all just text or is there text, formatting, pictures etc?
If you're using HTML, you could have an image button by using:
<a href="http://www.webaddress.com">
<img src="http://www.image.com/image.gif" alt="Go to my website!">
</a>
There the webaddress.com is the website you want to direct to, and image.com/image.gif is the address of a small gif or jpeg image that you have hosted and will be what the clickable button looks like. the alt= text can be whatever you want, and will appear if the user hovers the mouse pointer over the image.
Not everyone will accept HTML emails, quite a lot of people stick to plain text. Couldn't you just add the web address to the text of the template?Russia is HERE0 -
I would second just add the web address, would you click on a button in an e-mail?
I certainly would not, and I doubt many sensible folk wouldMember of "Rubbish at Radishes" club0 -
I would have to agree!0
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ok, what about shrinking the link for it to become www.websitename?.com0
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It might be better to make a signature for the site and use HTML in your email program. Then place the signature at the bottom.
The signature can be pretty much anything you like. In my personal emails my signature is a link to my site - I have my logo and below it says "click to visit"
Keen photographer with sales in the UK and abroad.
Willing to offer advice on camera equipment and photography if i can!0
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