HTML Links

<a> and </a>
HTML Links

• Note: HTML Links are a little more complex.
• Example:
• <a href="www.thechirp355.blogspot.com">Click This Link</a>

• As the example indicated, 
• begin with (<a) 
• then type in (href=) 
• place quotations around your URL
• and end with the opposite angle bracket (>)
• The href attribute specifies what the URL of the page link goes to. If the href attribute is not present, the <a> tag is not a hyperlink. By typing in href= you are essentially saying "The URL of the link is (this)".
• After typing in <a href="www.WhateverWebPageYouWant.com"> 
• You type in what the link is going to say (your keyword). Nothing else from your line will appear in your window besides this link. In my example I said "Click This Link" then ended the line by typing the end tag (</a>)