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Adding RSS image to a static websites pages

by mistyone
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I need to add RSS to a static website and the instructions are to add the image to all the website pages.

I think I know how I need to achieve this, so I have uploaded the jpeg image into the image folder and I have gone to the index.html to put the link in there 1st but I am not quite sure about how I make the link up. This is the website: Get Your Ex Back Today - Best Products Reviewed. I would like to show the rss image link beside the links -
Home | Top Rated | Articles | Reviews | Blog | Here is where I would like to add the RSS image

This is the code that makes up this line of links:
<td height="58" background="http://www.warriorforum.com/images/nav_bar_yellow.png"><p align="center" class="whitetop"><a href="index.html" class="whitetop">Home</a> | <a href="magic_of_making_up_review.html" class="whitetop">Top Rated</a> | <a href="articles.html" class="whitetop">Articles</a> | <a href="reviews.html" class="whitetop">Reviews</a> | <a href="/blog/" class="whitetop">Blog</a></p></td>

I don't know what the class="whitetop" means. Do I use that in the link to the image or not?

This is how I thought I would make the link: <source=images/"rsstargeted.jpeg and then I get stuck
The image is 20x20 and is in the images folder.

From the information I have given here is it possible for someone to show me how the link code should look like?

I would help me a lot

Cheers
Viv
#adding #image #pages #rss #static #websites
  • Profile picture of the author Ed Zivkovic
    Originally Posted by mistyone View Post

    I would like to show the rss image link beside the links -
    Home | Top Rated | Articles | Reviews | Blog | Here is where I would like to add the RSS image
    It looks like you have done the job.

    Originally Posted by mistyone View Post

    I don't know what the class="whitetop" means. Do I use that in the link to the image or not?
    This is a class declaration which controls the look of the links in that class. Links within this class on your site will be the color #333. This can be seen in your stylesheet which is embedded in your HTML:

    Code:
    a.whitetop{
    color: #333;
}
    The above whitetop class changes the default link color on your site from blue to #333.

    Question

    Are you using a content management system or did you build each page one by one from a template?

    The reason I am asking is because I am curious as to why you don't have an external stylesheet. Because your stylesheet is embedded into each one of your pages, I am guessing you are using a template driven CMS.
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    • Profile picture of the author mistyone
      Hi there

      Thanks for all your explanations to my questions.


      Question

      Are you using a content management system or did you build each page one by one from a template?
      Sorry I am a bit of a tech newb. I just purchased the site and uploaded it to my server, so I have no idea how to answer that question.

      You have answered a question that I really wanted to know the answer to though, so that's good. It was this: The above whitetop class changes the default link color on your site from blue to #333.

      Thanks for that piece of info.

      Cheers
      Viv
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      • Profile picture of the author Ed Zivkovic
        Originally Posted by mistyone View Post

        Thanks for that piece of info.
        You are welcome Viv
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