Intro Tutorials - HTML and CSS by Dontae M Grose JR

Author:Dontae M Grose JR. [JR., Dontae M Grose]
Language: eng
Format: epub, azw3, mobi, pdf
Publisher: Dontae M. Grose Jr.
Published: 2015-01-06T08:00:00+00:00

Links

Links on your website will be widely used to link people to different parts of your site and to reference people to other sites if needed. For example, if I wanted to link people that visit my website to my favorite search engine (Google), I simple would use the link command and the link of the website.

<a href=”https://www.google.com> Google </a>

The (<a href) part of the code is used to tell the browser that we have a hyperlink reference to be initialized. After that we add the link of the website inside parentheses and then give the link a name that will show up on your web browser in blue and underlined (unless the font color is changed).

We can also link items that are on our personal computers by giving the location of a file on your computer the same way that we did the website. So say we wanted to make links to different parts of our webpage and I wanted them to be accessible to others fairly easy. This is used by most websites so that people can navigate through there webpages easier, and is called a header. The header contains the home link as well as all of your side links.

To be able to securely link a file, it is always best to have the file in the same folder as your website. In other words keep all the files you want on your website, inside a specific folder.

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