Creating Links
Creating links to another page
Link
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<a href="page URL here">Text you want displayed here</a>- Creates a link to a different page <a href="page URL here"><img src="IMG URL"></a>- Creates a link to another page using a picture <a href="page URl here"><img src="IMG URL border="0"></a>- Creates a link to another page using a picture, but this time the picture has no border. You can link to anything with any extension, such as pictures (.jpg/.gif/whatever), Acrobat Reader files, music, zip files, et cetera. |
Linking Within One Page
Choose an area on the webpage you want to be able to link quickly to, then type <a name="***"></a>, replacing
"***" with a name that describes the area of the web page. Type <a href="#***">Text you want displayed here</a>, replacing the "***" with the name of the above specified area. Don't forget the #! You'll get something like this: Linking within one page |
Create an E-mail Link
E-mail link E-mail link with subject |
<a href="mailto:E-MAIL ADDRESS HERE?subject=SUBJECT HERE"> The inclusion of a subject is optional, so you don't have to include the bold part of this coding if you don't want to. |
Open a Link in a New Window
Home, new window | <a href="URL HERE" target="_blank"> To open a link in a new window, simply include the boldface part of this code. |