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webfireworx said 3 months, 1 week ago:

Hi,
I have put my certified domain name site seal on my website where required, however, there is one problem.

The site seal shows just fine but the link spans right across my page/footer, so instead of the link just being on the image itself the link also expands to the left and right side of my site seal across the page.

You can see the site seal just fine but the link that goes across the page is invisible until you hover your mouse pointer over it.

How can i fix this?

here is the code for my site seal, if i can add more code to it to keep the link on the image only, then please help me out.

<span id=”cdSiteSeal1″><script type=”text/javascript” src=”//tracedseals.starfieldtech.com/siteseal/get?scriptId=cdSiteSeal1&cdSealType=Seal1&sealId=55e4ye7y7mb73fad2061c1766709e6wafrzy7mb7355e4ye7690197637b5d79b9″></script></span>

If you try it out yourself you might see what i mean.

Hope you can help,
kind regards, carl

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GoDaddy Expert staceyh said 3 months, 1 week ago:

@webfireworx Do you have a URL where we would be able to view the site seal on your site?

~Stacey

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webfireworx said 3 months, 1 week ago:

Ok ive put it on a different website as mine is hidden whilst i work on it etc

But basically it appears exactly the same on this test website as it does on my main website, ive used the code you give me and ive even tried it in widgets etc and still does the same thing.

MagnetikMan.com is the website i put it on for now so you can see what i mean, its on the left side of the footer but you will see how the invisible link spans across the page.

Thanks, carl

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Nate D said 3 months, 1 week ago:

@webfireworx = You can define a width on the container…

‘Change:
<span id=”cdSiteSeal1?>
To:
<span id=”cdSiteSeal1? style=”width:130px;”>’

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Nate D said 3 months, 1 week ago:

<span id=”cdSiteSeal1? style=”width:130px;”>

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Nate D said 3 months, 1 week ago:

<span id='cdSiteSeal1' style='width:130px;'>

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Nate D said 3 months, 1 week ago:

@@webfireworx = Okay it looks like that last one posted right. Post back how it works out for you.

BD

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webfireworx said 3 months, 1 week ago:

Not sure if my last message went through, but just incase, the code still didnt fix it, the image link still extends right across the page to the left and right of the image, the image and size is all fine, the link destination is also fine, just the width of the link is the problem.

Thanks, carl

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Nate D said 3 months ago:

@webfireworx – Dang it looks like my last one did not go through either…

Strike the previous advice, instead wrap the whole Site Seal code in a div set to the width:

<div style='width:130px;'>

<!-- Put Site Seal code here -->

</div>

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webfireworx said 3 months ago:

Ok that worked just fine, i appreciate the time and help on this Nate.

Im guessing this would have been an easy fix for someone like yourself, but im not fully up to scale on HTML as of yet, do you have anywhere you would recommend that might give me a better understanding of HTML?

All the best and many thanks, Carl

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Nate D said 3 months ago:

I like the ‘Sams Teach Yourself’ series of books, but there is also a great free resource online at http://w3schools.com/

Nowadays HTML and CSS go together like lamb and tuna fish, where you identify the elements with HTML then style with CSS.

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GoDaddy Expert Baillee said 3 months ago:

Thanks @NateD! Looks awesome.

- Baillee

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