Darrel, create an <a id="logo"> with the desired link in the element
that has the background, and give the following CSS:
#(container)
{position:relative;}
#(container) a#logo
{display: block;
position: absolute;
top: (distance of logo from the top edge);
left: (distance of logo from the left edge);
width: (...);
height: (...);}
The <a> doesn't have to be related to the image in any way except for
being in the right position, which is decided arbitrarily by the image,
not by any concrete CSS or HTML.
Regards,
Barney
Austin, Darrel wrote:
>> I have created a simple website where the logo is inserted as a background
>> image in the CSS.
>> However, I would like the logo to be linked to the index page (so that the
>> user can click it). Is there
>> any way to do that with the background image (in other words, is it
>> possible, in any way at all,
>> to have links embedded in the CSS?)?
>
> No. CSS is style, not content.
>
> Most folks would probably argue that a logo is content, and, therefore,
> really should be part of the content rather than a decorative background
> image.
>
> -Darrel
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