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Links

For Starters...

What is a link?
A link is short for hyperlink. It is one of those strings of text that you click on and it takes you to another page. They are very simple to make, and you can link to just about anything, pictures, webpages, websites, programs, just about anything you can think of.

How do I create a link?
Creating a hyperlink is very easy. All you need to do is type in this simple code and replace it with your own attributes.

Example:
<a href="website_URL">Your link text here</a>

Now, replace the website_URL with your own URL, one thing to note, though, is that if you are linking to a page in the same folder as the one you are editing, then just write the page's name, but if you are linking to another page, say somebody else's website, you have to include the entire address.

Example:
For local links: <a href="yourpage.html">Your text here.</a>
For remote links: <a href="http://www.websiteaddress.com">Your text here.</a>

So, open your page in your HTML editor, and go to wherever you want to add your link. Type in the following:

I learned this HTML coding from Just Me, Simply Designs, click <a href="http://www.geocities.com/filmmaker892001">here</a> to go there.

It should end up as:
I learned this HTML coding from Just Me, Simply Designs, click here to go there.

Simple, huh? Now, you can create as many pages as you want and link them all together. It's very easy.

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