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Malcolm H.
Malcolm H.
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Author: Malcolm H.
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Within the footer on a Responsive website - is it possible to create a hyperlink to another page on that website? If so  please do let me have instructions.

Many thanks, Malcolm

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Serg Linds
Serg Linds
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Just insert html-code <a href="<i>your_link</i>">your_text</a>

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Malcolm H.
Malcolm H.
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That sounds like it should work - many thanks.

If I go on to 'Responsive Template Structure - and then select page footer - I don't see where there is an option to insert html code.

I guess that what I am trying is wrong.

Are you able to give me a little more guidance please?

Best regards, Malcolm

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Paul M.
Paul M.
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Hello Malcolm,

Just type your HTML code directly in the 'Text' box (under 'Content Properties') that Serg has highlighted in red in his screenshot.

Kind regards,

Paul

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Malcolm H.
Malcolm H.
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Hi Paul

I am trying to get a link to the page that contains the 'Legal notices and Privacy Policy' for the website.

If I type the HTML code per instructions as:-

<a href="<i>menu\\Legal notices and Privacy Policy</i>">Privacy Policy</a> this wording appears on the mobile phone version of the website rather than a link.

Clearly I am doing something wrong. Sorry to pester - but can you help further please?

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Paul M.
Paul M.
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Please use this HTML instead:

<a href="http://www.sixsigma-ltd.com/legal-notices-and-privacy-policy.html">Privacy Policy</a>

The link needs to be absolute rather than relative, and the italics tags are not needed.  So the code above is what you require.

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Malcolm H.
Malcolm H.
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Paul.

Thnak you ever so much - that works a treat. Brilliant.

Just a last question - is there any way to change the colour

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Paul M.
Paul M.
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You could use a little inline CSS...  the revised code would be as follows:

<a style="color:red"; href="http://www.sixsigma-ltd.com/legal-notices-and-privacy-policy.html">Privacy Policy</a>

Simply change the 'color' in the code to whatever you prefer.

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