Roll Over href attribute

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pacstar
 
 
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Roll Over href attribute

Post by pacstar »

Pablo,

I'm getting an "Empty "href" Attribute" on rollover images on the hover image when I Spyder my site for errors.

<div id="RollOver1" style="overflow:hidden;">
<a href="">
<img class="hover" alt="" src="images/4-476BC.jpg" width="475" height="319">
<span><img alt="" src="images/4-476BC(1).jpg" width="475" height="319"></span>
</a>
</div>

Apparently, I can remove the main image "href" but not the hover image "href". I don't see a way to set the "Link to" value to none to remove the line?

I was able to find the solution for the same problem in Carousel images when I realized "http://" was being added to the "Link to" from the URL: field. I just had to delete the "https://"
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Re: Roll Over href attribute

Post by Joe_120 »

You could enter #0 which is a link that doesn't take you anywhere. Entering # on it's own may, on some browsers, move the page to top.

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Re: Roll Over href attribute

Post by Pablo »

The empty link is added to make the rollover work.
You can change the href value via the 'Link' properties.
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