How do I add a clickable image link in a Wordpress Sidebar Widget.
I am doing a graphic with "social media link" and want to make this a clickable link.
I have created the graphic, no idea where to start with the clickable link.
First, you will want to upload the selected image to the media gallery of your WordPress site.
Second, Copy the "Copy Link" from the details window of your image.
Copy Link Screenshot
Once you have the link copied, hover over the "Appearance" tab of the left menu. While hovering over appearance, new options will show up...one will be "Widgets". Select that.
Widget Location in Menu Screenshot
On the widget screen there will be a list of all the types of widgets to add, select "Custom HTML" and add that to your desired widget location (sidebar). For the content of your HTML widget use this code:
<a href="www.YourTargetURL.com">
<img alt="test" src="www.YourCopyLink.com" height="250px" width="250px"/>
</a>
Custom HTML Widget Screenshot
You will need to replace the placeholder URLs in the code example above with your target site URL and the link you copied from the image details page. Click "Save", and make adjustments to the size as needed.
Hope that helped!
-Spencer
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I am trying to add a clickable icon like a "Information" icon next to a Product variation Attribute in wordpress (woocomerce). I was also hoping that this button or icon to would link to an anchor element further down the page.
For example the product attribute is "sizes" and the info button is next to the attribute label,
When that icon is clicked, user is hyperlinked to the section that contains the product sizes.
is this possible?
Thank you, any help with this would be appreciated.
Good day,enter image description here
I'm building an ecommerce website on wordpress
I have a sidebar on my products page but when on mobile view, the sidebar is seen after all the contents on the website.
Is there any way I can make a button that will be sticky and when its clicked the side bar will show on mobile view
I want it to lool like what's in the picture or the link below enter link description here
I'm using astra theme
Thank you...
Maybe u can inspect your browser (right click - inspect) and check your properties in elements when you click the "sidebar" html tag.
On the right side you will finde the Sytles properties where you can try out your changes.
I guess you have to adjust the width.
Edit: If you work with elementor you have the possibility to add css code in the tab "additional css".
I'm useing the himalayas theme on my wordpress side. On frontpage there are widgets.
The about us widget shows a content preview of a page.
How can I show more content in this widget? You can see in the picture the right side there is a reade more button, I want more text instead of the read more button.
I am a developer from themegrill (Developer of Himalayas theme).
'About us' widget fetches the excerpt of the page. To display the content as your wish, You can put your contents in the excerpt box. You can enable excerpt box from the screen option in the right top corner of your dashboard.
I would ask you for help because I could not find solve of this problem too long time.
Is some simple possible way hot to replace text in wordpress menu by some icon just with css? I need insert picture in main menu of http://www.monetaria.cz . I tried to use class in specification of menu items and for erase text I used text-indent bud it did this problem
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/idGdXrE_x3LLDWvJQ-doyKHTNTSbdw6n6xqWnRyE6B8?feat=directlink
Thank you very much,
John
you can add HTML straight into a menu item and WP will render it properly, so if you add something like this
<img src="source.jpg" />
into the Label field of a Custom Link and enter whatever link you want the menu item to go to into the URL field, then WP will render the <img> tag as an image and also wrap it in a link to your specified URL
I'm displaying the content in wordpress, I'm usint the_content inside of the loop and everything is working great, I get an image and the text of the post.
The only thing that I don't want is that the image link would take you to the attachment page, I want the user to be directed to post permalink.
You can control the nature of the image inserted into the post via the Visual Editor. Click on the image, and select "Edit Image". Then, find the option for "image links to" (file, page, or none). Change from "page" to either "file" or "none".
Edit the post and change the URL the image points to. You can do this by clicking the little edit icon when you click on the image.
Alternatively, remove the image link altogether.