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actually I am gonna try different software

thanks for your help guys

well it definitely works but the search engine cannot spider it it seems, I just tested it on an internal page on my site that has no other “home” links on it

that is not good

is there another way? this blog is unbelievably frustrating – the most simple things require hacks and this and that

actually, the onlick code does seem to be spiderable – I tried an emulator on it and it picked it up from an internal page so I’m gonna try it out

can I hard code it?

I just want the SE to be able to follow the link and for it to appear as a link

Hi. Thank you. The broken link happened because I didn’t link the path of the image correctly.

Ok. I’m trying to avoid using the onclick solution because I’m not sure if the search spider can read it.

So, I’m using the first suggestion in the codex. I’ve uploaded a new image and placed it in the directory where the kubrick jpg is. I’ve made the change in the header here:
directory’); ?>/ images/kubrickheader.jpg”)

and put my image name where kubrickheader is

I’ve gotten rid of the h1 and the description tags. I’m just wanting to link the header to the absolute url. So I’m using this code:

< div id=”header”> < a href=”<?php echo get_settings(‘home’); ?>”> < div id=”headerimg”>< /div> < /a> < /div>

when I do this however, I can see the header is hotlinked via the browser however the mouse pointer doesnt activate into a pointer over the image.

I would like that to happen so I’m trying to find a way. I’ve tried “hard coding it” but I’m not sure exactly how to put the code.

I’m mainly concerned from a search engine optimization perspective – I want the se spider to be able to see and follow the link back to home from internal pages via the header

cant you tell me without that? Isnt there any standard way besides the onclick method?

actually thats giving me problems – doesn’t that call the image twice?

I was confused – it’s showing the image and a broken link

i give up

ok i got it

< div id=”header” >< a href=your site url >< img src=your header img alt=header />< /a>< /div>

works perfectly

thanks guys, sorry if I was impatient

anyone else know another way to do it?

not helpful but thanks anyway

this is the code I’m using btw with spaces so it shows:

< div id=”header” > < a href=”<?php echo get_settings(‘home’); ?>”> < div id=”headerimg” >< /div>
< /a>

can the headerimg settings be altered somehow so it shows the mousehand?

isnt that going to hide the url from the search engines, i want it spidered

is there another way for such a basic thing?

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