What is the HTML code for... (read description)?

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On my website, I added a Photoshop drawn image as a template. The only problem is that it's all messed up. None of the link pictures match up and everything is off centered. I need the website done by Friday, so can someone help me?

I namely need to know how to insert images on top of a text box image as links without them moving. Email me if you are a coding wiz
 
'Text box'. Please don't tell me you are doing this in word? Because, if you are, you are bound to have loads of trouble.

You're description is kind of vague but I'll try. Try adding a backround to the link itself. For example:

<a href="/About" style="background: url ('/images/link.jpg');">About Us</a>

That would work.

Please add a link to your site if you want me to help any more.
 
First of all, you need to be sure that you're hyperlinking everything and setting the boundaries in image ready. Otherwise, if you're on your own, I would suggest you go old fashion and create tables that can encompass your web page and then chop up your image so that they can fit into each table. After you chop it up, you want to set it as the background for the table. If you're going to take this method (which it sounds like you are), then you can just set the <td> background for the individual cell as the piece of image you want instead of just doing an <img> tag which will treat it like an object.

Otherwise, you could always use css and turn the image into a floating image and then place your text box over that.

The latter choice will make your website faster, although possibly less accessible. Both variants will require a bit of headaches, since tables tend to be finicky and weren't designed for webdesign, and CSS float commands take a bit of getting used to when it comes to object placement (if you want fixed or relaive domains).
 
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