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Adding links to your site can bring all your pages together and let you show people other sites you like. The setup for this tag is a bit more complex then what you’ve seen so far so I’ll try to explain it simply.
First the basic setup.
<A HREF=”The web page address”>Whatever text you want to appear as the link</A>
The A in the tag stands for anchor and the HREF stands for hypertext reference. Hypertext reference is a technical way of saying where do I find the web page in web space. After that comes the two " which go on each side of the address. I’ll now show you a real example for this page and what it looks like on a web page.
<A HREF=”http://www.craigmoore.bravehost.com/basic5.html”>A link to this page</A>
The part that says A link to this page is where you can type whatever you want to be displayed as the links text, I just chose that because it was right to the point.
It looks like this on a page.
A link to this page
As you can see only the text shows up on the page with a line under it to show it to be a link. In the next tutorial i'll show you how to make an image a link.
Next section - Images as Links
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