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The World Wide Web (WWW) is dependent on "links". In order to travel from one site or page to another, a code must be added to the name of the destination. Suppose we want to go from this page to any other page. The code for that link would look like:
<a href="URL.html"> note that the actual URL is inside quotations marks!
That's only the code! If you were to put that on your page, the viewer wouldn't be able to SEE anything. So you must add the NAME of the page. And then, of course, you must close the code.
<a href="URL.html">name of page</a>
Here we have closed the a href command.
To code for our index page, it would look like:
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/racc_con_ed/index.html">RACC's Con-Ed Web Design Class</A>
And would look like this:
RACC's Con-Ed Web Design Class
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