Sidebar Widget Codes

Simple textual hyperlink to Sidebar Widgets. href is the target site, target=”_blank” makes a new browser window
Simple <a href="http://tpmtech.biz/lLAB/?page_id=72" target="_blank" rel="noopener">hyperlink to Sidebar Widgets</a>
In this case the href points to a twitter handle. A picture from a Twitter site is defined by img src=”picture location URL”. title=”what a mouseover says”.

<a href="http://twitter.com/TPMTechnologies"><img title="Follow TPM Technologies on Twitter" src="http://tpmtech.biz/lLAB/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Twitunicorn.jpg" alt="" width="144" border="0"></a>

In this case the href kicks off your email editor with the email address loaded(mailto:xxxx@xxx.net). A picture of email me is defined by img src=”picture location URL”. title=”what a mouseover says”.
<a href="mailto:yourtech@tpmtech.biz?subject=HELP"><img title="Email Quickly" src="http://www.djmstamps.com/assets/images/email_me.jpg" alt="" width="144" border="0"></a>
In this case the href links to your dashboard link, (yourblog.wordpress.com/wp-admin). A picture of a dashboard is defined by img src=”picture location URL”. title=”what a mouseover says”.
<a href="http://councilblogs.wordpress.com/wp-admin"><img title="Click here to go to the Dashboard" src="http://tpmtech.biz/lLAB/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/dashboard.jpg" alt="" width="144" border="0"> </a>
View Thomas McDunn's profile on LinkedIn In this case the href points to a LinkedIn URL. A picture from a LinkedIn site is defined by img src=”picture location URL”. title=”what a mouseover says”.
<a href="http://www.linkedin.com/pub/thomas-mcdunn/0/a54/b41"><img title="View Thomas McDunn's profile on LinkedIn" src="http://www.linkedin.com/img/webpromo/btn_myprofile_160x33.gif" alt="" width="160" height="33" border="0"> </a>

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