No external Linking for a animated gif

Hi there,
i want to paste an animated gif into my iWeb webpage with an enternal link - but there is no option to do this!
I already tried to lay over a rectangle, because here it is possible to link to an external page.
The prob here is, that after publishing the page, no linking is available.
Can somebody help me?
Thx,
M.

M:
Welcome to the Apple Discussions. How did you configure the rectangle. I believe the object must have a color and some opacity. Set the color to the default white and the opacity to 1%. Then publish again and give it a try. Be sure it's in front of the gif and not behind.
I found it advantageous to publish to a folder on my desktop while I'm testing my site as it's so much quicker to publish, check, edit and republish. Then when I've got it right I publish to .Mac.
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