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Re:How do I create an HTML hyperlink? - 2006/02/16 21:24
If you have a website that has an online editor or WYSIWYG, then you can highlight the text you want to link, use the LINK icon to open a box that you can paste in the appropriate link.
If you do not have an online editor and want to create a link using basic code, follow these directions:
Using HTML code to create a hyperlink looks something like this:
<A>HREF="http://mymarketingguide.com/clients">Click here to go to the nxtConcepts Client Area</A>
The HTML code breaks down as follows:
< > – surrounds the HTML code
A – stands for Anchor and begins the link to another page
HREF – stands for Hypertext Reference and tells the browser where the link should take the visitor
http://mymarketingguide.com/clients – the complete address for the link
/A – ends or closes the HTML hyperlink command
The text that you want to actually appear on the page as the link is in between the opening <A HREF> code and closing </A> code.
The above HTML code translates on the Web page as:
Click Here to go to the nxtConcepts Client Area
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