Tanya Solomon
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Thanks so much! Just tested one and it worked
Inger
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I guess the 'entire href="" ' consists of <a href=""></a>. The image will most likely appear between the > and <.
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Tanya Solomon
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259 posts
Hmmm, oops. I only deleted href="" (not including the <a or ></a>
Does that make a difference? It worked. But should I go back and delete the rest?
Does that make a difference? It worked. But should I go back and delete the rest?
Scott Larson
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You fine on what you did.
jamo
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I never understood why you can only have one or the other. Surely CC could add option to add a link or not to an element as other software can?
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jamo wrote:
I never understood why you can only have one or the other. Surely CC could add option to add a link or not to an element as other software can?
I never understood why you can only have one or the other. Surely CC could add option to add a link or not to an element as other software can?
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