Today’s Ask Ashley post mostly covers some handy HTML codes that I often find people are asking about. While any kind of code tends to look daunting, these are quite basic and learning them comes in handy more often than not!
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Most of the time, centering objects is ridiculously easy with just a bit of code. Simply place what you want to be centered in between two tags and save:
<div align="center"> your content here </div>
Many people use <center> and </center> tags, which typically works as well, although technically this code is deprecated (meaning, eventually it will become obsolete and stop working).
The easiest way to do this is to edit your link’s code and add target=”_blank” in between the brackets. For example, if your link looks like this:
<a href="https://dinosaurstew.com">I LOVE DINOSAUR STEW!</a>
Add in the code so it looks like this:
<a href="https://dinosaurstew.com" target="_blank">I LOVE DINOSAUR STEW!</a>
When clicked on, an email link will open an email directly to the address you specify in the link. It’s easy to code:
<a href="mailto:YOURADRESSHERE@YOU.COM">your text here</a>
If you want to use an image for a link instead of text, it’s pretty simple! You just need to combine both the link and image HTML tags, like so:
<a href="LINKURLHERE"><img src="IMAGEURLHERE"></a>