<<>a href="http://URL to midis"><<>img src="http://the URL of any image"><<>/a>
So now you have done that and you sit back to look at it and think " Hmmmmm, it's a little too small and a bit to plain."
So what can you do?
Well you can add a border, increase the size by width or maybe add a table and increase the size by height, OR...you can do any combination of those elements.
Here's the first way.
Did you click on it to test?
Here's the code:
<<>a href="http://Url to music"><<>img src="http://Url of image"height="8"border="12"><<>/a>
Now here's another way you can test by clicking on it. See what a difference you can make with a table and borders?
Are you beginning to get the idea howe to mix and match elements ??
Here's the code for that one.
<<>table bgcolor="#ff0099"border="6"><<>tr><<>td align="center"><<>table bgcolor="#ffffff"border=4"><<>tr><<>td align="center"><<>a href="http://URL to music"><<>img src="http://URL of image"height="200"width="175"border="12">
<<>/td><<>/tr><<>/table><<>td><<>tr><<>table><<>/a>
If you really wanted to, you could put a bunch of images in a table where you can click on each image and make something called "thumbnails" that would look like this:
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You'll see more of how to do that in the "tables" section.
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