Post #1 · Posted at 2006-07-14 07:49:51am 18.3 years ago
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May the learning begin!
Today's lesson: LINKS
NOTE: You should always put all your HTML between the <html> and </html> tags, so when you type HTML in notepad or in a text field, make these tags FIRST.
This is the basic link structure:
<a href="URL HERE">TEXT FOR LINK HERE</a>
Now here's what you do:
The link should be clickable when you open up the page.
When you click the link, you will be directed to the new page.
Here's a bit more on link HTML:
If you want to open a link in a new window instead of the current page changing, simply add the following parameter to the basic link structure HTML:
target="new"
So it should look like this:
<a href="URL HERE target=new">TEXT FOR LINK HERE</a>
Okies hope this helps, thanks!
Today's lesson: LINKS
NOTE: You should always put all your HTML between the <html> and </html> tags, so when you type HTML in notepad or in a text field, make these tags FIRST.
This is the basic link structure:
<a href="URL HERE">TEXT FOR LINK HERE</a>
Now here's what you do:
- Minimize this Zenius-I-vanisher.com Forums window
- Open up Notepad
- Create your HTML tags up
- Type in the basic link structure HTML
- Change the blue colored text accordingly
- Save As.. WHATEVER.html on your Desktop
- In the save menu, if you see Save as type: [DROPDOWN MENU], choose "All Files"
- The document should show up as a webpage icon on your Desktop
- Double-Click the icon to view your HTML in true form
The link should be clickable when you open up the page.
When you click the link, you will be directed to the new page.
Here's a bit more on link HTML:
If you want to open a link in a new window instead of the current page changing, simply add the following parameter to the basic link structure HTML:
target="new"
So it should look like this:
<a href="URL HERE target=new">TEXT FOR LINK HERE</a>
Okies hope this helps, thanks!
