Seo for design webinar ?
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I've got no problem using google webfonts on their own, but what about using them over an image; specifically a clickable image? Its easiest to place text over an image if the image is a background image, but then the image isn't easy to make clickable. Am I missing something - this shouldn't be hard, right. Thanks!
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There shouldn't be any coding issue.
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I ended up using relative positioning on the div with the image and absolute positioning on the web font text. are u aware of any issue coding this way? Thank you for the response and I really am looking forward to seeing my keyword rankings in my seomoz campaigns increase as a result of more relevant content! btw great webinars!!! Here is my spectacular LED Supply store http://www.ledsupply.com
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If you're making your image as a true background image, you won't be able to make it clickable. However, if you input the image as a regular image, you can put a link around both the image and the text, and it will all be clickable. You can overlay text on regular images using CSS positioning and z-index.
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