New! icon - How

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I am adding things to a web site as I get more information and would like to
somehow point out the latest additions. I have seen a little icon New!
posted over a link to show that new information or files have been added.
How can I do that? FP 2000 ......Millie in KY
 
Grab a copy of the "New" image,
save it to your images folder and then insert the image
next to your hyperlink.
 
Millie said:
I am adding things to a web site as I get more information and would like to
somehow point out the latest additions. I have seen a little icon New!
posted over a link to show that new information or files have been added.
How can I do that? FP 2000 ......Millie in KY
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Millie,

Can you provide us with an example of what you're asking for?
 
Now I cannot find an example. What I want is a little graphic that says New!
and it would be settled over (sort of on a slant) the link which is to the
new information that has been added. I will keep searching. Maybe I will
come across one.......... Millie
 
Did you try searching Microsoft's Digital Gallery? They have SCADS of nice
little graphics that incorporate into their ClipArt Gallery nicely.

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The problem with resting on your laurels is that eventually you are sitting
on dead branches.

JoAnn




Millie said:
Now I cannot find an example. What I want is a little graphic that says New!
and it would be settled over (sort of on a slant) the link which is to the
new information that has been added. I will keep searching. Maybe I will
come across one.......... Millie
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My problem is not having a graphic with New on it. I have that (but also
downloaded the ones at Google, as suggested). What I want to know is how to
get it to position OVER to the link. In Format, position, I can put it to
the right but the link gets out of whack because the links are in a table. I
cannot use Absolute because you never can tell where it will end up when
published. :-) I am going to search again for an example of what I want so
I can show you........ Millie

Millie said:
Now I cannot find an example. What I want is a little graphic that says New!
and it would be settled over (sort of on a slant) the link which is to the
new information that has been added. I will keep searching. Maybe I will
come across one.......... Millie
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Found one. http://www.jacquielawson.com/home.asp on the left in the
links.. Perhaps I just need to enlarge the cell a little and put it next to
the link. I have seen them, though, that seem to be off to the right and
slanted a little and seem to hover above........ Millie

Millie said:
My problem is not having a graphic with New on it. I have that (but also
downloaded the ones at Google, as suggested). What I want to know is how to
get it to position OVER to the link. In Format, position, I can put it to
the right but the link gets out of whack because the links are in a table. I
cannot use Absolute because you never can tell where it will end up when
published. :-) I am going to search again for an example of what I want so
I can show you........ Millie
Click to expand...
 
Millie said:
Found one. http://www.jacquielawson.com/home.asp on the left in the
links.. Perhaps I just need to enlarge the cell a little and put it next to
the link. I have seen them, though, that seem to be off to the right and
slanted a little and seem to hover above........ Millie
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Millie,

Never hurts to look at the code. :)

From the page you cited:
<p><a class="menu" href="july4.asp">July 4th&nbsp;<img align="top"
src="images/new.gif" border="0"></a></p>

You could just as easily use a cell instead of a paragraph as she has. The
align="top" is probably what you needed.
 
I've seen that site before, she does great work.

Millie said:
Well, duh. :-) Thanks...... Millie
P.S. If you are a golfer, that new card is a winner.
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