We do not want to lose traffic directed to our site. In worst case scenario, this redundant feature might drive traffic away from your blog. Here I will show you how to edit the image link amd make the image unclickable to the view of your site visitor.
1. After you upload a image, click HTML. The code consists 3 parts:
<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"> <a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhaZ7H5g33MfrSEIvYAwbpgzIJ_ORuTLsCCWZfA9bRVI2DIQQR2acCtUyglMVc0926qaieEhHyNMBucxMvc7TceILHLSOE5MpzclRZpVG4pFb5NmSPyq77P2GoiXCFs1fsYDukXHKK3RUA/s1600/Edit+html.png" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhaZ7H5g33MfrSEIvYAwbpgzIJ_ORuTLsCCWZfA9bRVI2DIQQR2acCtUyglMVc0926qaieEhHyNMBucxMvc7TceILHLSOE5MpzclRZpVG4pFb5NmSPyq77P2GoiXCFs1fsYDukXHKK3RUA/s1600/Edit+html.png" /></a></div>
div: Alignment of image.
a href: URL link of image.
src: Source of image.
2. Delete red code. You need to repeat this steps for every single image uploaded to your blog.
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ReplyDeleteIf you're looking to prevent visitors from being able to click on an image in your Blogger post, there are a few ways to do it. One option is to add a CSS style to the image that disables pointer events, which will effectively make the image unclickable. Another approach is to wrap the image in a div or other container element and apply the same pointer events style to that container.
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If you'd like to stop visitors from clicking on images in your Blogger posts, there are simple methods to achieve this. One effective solution is to apply a CSS style that disables pointer events on the image itself — this ensures the image is completely unclickable. Alternatively, you can place the image inside a container element like a and apply the same CSS rule to that container for broader control.
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