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introduction very basic information what is important, and what doesn't matter the basic page HEAD and BODY HTML Tags META Tags backgrounds - colors backgrounds - images pictures links pictures as links email links tables part 1 tables part 2 lining things up frames part 1 frames part 2 frames part 3 what tools to use putting it all together making search engines love you viewing your page as you work making your page pay for itself page counters resources how do they do that? being sure it's right before you go public my links my sponsors What NOT to do |
LINKS<A HREF=where you're pointing to>what to click on</A>is the form of the basic link. Whatever is after the HREF should be the complete URL of the destination, starting with http:, unless it is in the same directory (folder) that the page calling it is on. If both pages are in the same directory, you can just use the name of the file, such as "mypage.html". The "what to click on" part can be any text you want, such as "click here" or the name of the destination website, such as "Jimmy's place" or the URL, just as you placed it after the HREF. For example: <A HREF=http://www.correlationsystems.com/>http://www.correlationsystems.com/</A> would display as: http://www.correlationsystems.com/ and <A HREF=http://www.correlationsystems.com/>Correlation Systems</A> would display as: Correlation Systems but both would take you to the same place. LINKING within a page: Sometimes you will want to make a link from the top of a long page to a part lower down, or from a reference in one page to a specific part of another page. You need to mark the part you will be linking to with: <A NAME=whatever> </A> And use this for the hypertext link for the person to click on: <A HREF=#whatever>CLICK HERE</A> or if it's on a different page, you add #whatever immediately after the name of the page. For example: <A HREF=http://www.mydomain.com/index.html#whatever>CLICK HERE</A> To make it easy for your visitors to hop to the top of your page you could put <A NAME=top> </A> at the top of your page, and <A HREF=#top>to top of page</A> in the middle of your page, or several places in your page. |
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