How do i get sound to a gif in dreamweaver

[BraveGateYT]

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I need help to get sound to a gif so i have fount this site which explains how to add sound to a gif but i am having trouble this is the code would anybody be able to help me get this to work i am using Dreamweaver CC here are some examples of what i am trying to get done and i'll provide the code i have done and if anyone can help me would be much appreciated https://github.com/mahdif/loud-links/ is the Javascript used https://loudlinks.rocks/ - Examples

<script src="js/loudlinks.min.js"></script></body> where have i gone wrong i've included  <script src="js/loudlinks.min.js"></script> above </body> as it has said so i dont know why it's not working

[Nancy OShea]

GIFs are image files.  They cannot support sounds natively because they are merely images.

If you want animation with sounds, use MP4 video instead of images.

[BraveGateYT]

Really check this then the creator himself if you can get me to get this to work i'll even pay you £20-50 https://loudlinks.rocks/  examples are there!

[BenPleysier]

Dreamweaver is a tool that you use similar to any other tool. A hammer does not build a house, it is a tool to help you build the house.

Having said that, your question has been answered here html5 - How do i get sound to a gif in dreamweaver - Stack Overflow

Seeing how you are ignoring that answer, how can we help you?

[BraveGateYT]

Listen i've tried everything on the examples i will pay you £20-50 if you can get it to work here's the examples https://loudlinks.rocks/

[rayek.elfin · Accepted solution]

The github page provides steps how it works, but assumes basic web coding skills. And you must provide the sound file for each gif in two formats: mp3 and ogg for full browser compatibility.

Looking at your code, you have two </body> tails, which means your html doesn't validate, and may get in the way of a working page. So solve that first.

Other things to check:

• You must have a sounds folder. In that folder you need two sub-folders: mp3 and ogg
• Convert your mp3 sound file to ogg Online OGG converter
• Place the mp3 version in the mp3 folder.
• Place the ogg version in the ogg folder.
• In your js folder, copy the loudlinks.min.js file.
• At the end of your html file just before the tail of the body insert the link to the loudlinks javascript file
• Add your image, and attach the loud-link-hover class.
• Also add an attribute data-sound="mysound". No need to add an extension. The script will search for the audio file(s) in the sounds sub folders.

That's it.

Here is a simple example I made for you:

https://www.wizzydev.com/uploads/gifsoundtest.zip

Unzip, and open the index.html file in dreamweaver.