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Hyperlink in JPEGs

Postby bobrace » Fri Jan 05, 2007 12:00 am

I'm just trialing your GIF Animator software right now, but would like to know if this is possible to do the following...

Is there a way to attach a hyperlink to images used in Easy GIF Animator? I have to two images, image one fades to image two and then back to image one again, looping. Is there a way in Easy GIF Animator to embed a hyperlink in each image so that when that image is displayed, a person viewing it (via a web browser) could click the image and be redirected to the hyperlink's URL?

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Postby chrisjlocke » Fri Jan 05, 2007 1:51 am

A .gif in itself can't contain a hyperlink to a website, but you can certainly add the .gif within HTML code so when displayed in a browser, it will go to a URL. However, you can only link to one URL - you mentioned "embed a hyperlink in each image". Not sure if you want a different URL per image/frame or not. If so, then no, you can't.

If you simply want your image to go to a URL, simply use this HTML:
<a href="my_page.html"><img src="image.gif"></a>

Obviously change the filenames as required...

As an example, this arrow points to Google... :arrow:
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ThankYou

Postby bobrace » Sat Jan 13, 2007 7:34 pm

Yes, I do need to have a hyperlink per image. I see your response was that this software couldn't do that. Do you know of software that I could do this with?
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Postby MikeyB » Mon Jan 15, 2007 10:23 am

Hello Bob,

As chrisjlocke says, GIF files cannot contain hyperlinks.
The only way to attatch a hyperlink to a GIF is with HTML code.
<a href="my_page.html"><img src="image.gif"></a>

And then you can only have one hyperlink per GIF, it's not possible to have seperate hyperlinks for each image within a GIF.

You could so something with javascript to achieve the same using rollover images.
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Postby chrisjlocke » Tue Jan 16, 2007 1:22 pm

You could also use Flash.
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