Can you hyperlink a td.......

[m_baggley]

....rather than text or an image?

Anyone know if this is even possible? Please let me know if so

Cheers

Matt

[Pennimus]

Not technically.

But you can hyperlink text or an image (perhaps invisible?) inside a td and use CSS to count the entire cell as a link.

[m_baggley]

there is text in the Td, but I didn't want to hyperlink the text, but the whole td. Hmm not sure what to do.........

[mrruben5]

<td onclick="window.location='http://www.google.com'">Google</td>

I must stress though this is not search engine friendly. You could style the link as a "block" with "display:block;"

[m_baggley]

...thank you very much. Theres no issue with search engines as it is an internal website only. What do you mean by block?

[Pennimus]

Thats what I meant about using CSS. It effectively turns the whole cell into a link.

HTML -

<td class="nav">
<a href="whatever.php">Clean Rooms</a>
</td>

Stylesheet -

.nav a {
	display: block;
 	}

... and whatever other styles you want.

I use this a lot to have the whole cell background colour change when the cell is mouseovered.

[Ultragames]

If you style the text with no decoration, and standard coloring, and block the link, the text will look the same, yet the whole <td> will be the link.

[m_baggley]

thank you all for your assistance.

Matt

[Bill Posters]

Originally Posted by Pennimus

.nav a {
display: block;
 }

If the table cell is taller than the text you'll need to specifically set the height (or top/bottom padding) to make sure that the anchor area expands to fill the cell vertically too.

e.g.

.nav a {
display: block;
height: 100%;
}

Just a heads up.

[Pennimus]

And the width, presumably...

[mrruben5]

No you don't have to do that. Elements with display:block as style automaticly fill the entire width, such as a div.