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Jellby · 05-10-2013, 03:32 AM

You don't need to add an <a> element as anchor, you can simply add an ""id" attribute:

Code:

<div class="image" id="someid"><img alt="" src="..." /></div>

and then use <a href="..."> as normal.

PS. Do not add some meaningless text in the "alt" attribute. The alt attribute is intended to be shown/read when the image is not displayed. It should be something descriptive if the image is something important, but if it's just a decorative image it's better left blank.

05-10-2013, 03:32 AM	#4
Jellby frumious Bandersnatch Posts: 7,560 Karma: 20150435 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Spaniard in Sweden Device: Cybook Orizon, Kobo Aura	You don't need to add an <a> element as anchor, you can simply add an ""id" attribute: Code: <div class="image" id="someid"><img alt="" src="..." /></div> and then use <a href="..."> as normal. PS. Do not add some meaningless text in the "alt" attribute. The alt attribute is intended to be shown/read when the image is not displayed. It should be something descriptive if the image is something important, but if it's just a decorative image it's better left blank.