The HTML code for a link is simple. It looks like this: <a href="url">Link text</a>. The href attribute specifies the destination of a link.
In HTML, links (also known as "Hyperlinks") are what enables visitors to click through to another web page (or other URL). The visitor usually clicks on linked text or a linked image and that's what triggers the loading of the linked document.
Link Code to add a Hyperlink to a page:
HTML Link Code to add a Image to a page:
Link Code to add an e-mail address to a page:
Creating an email link is simple. If you want people to mail you about your site, a good way to do it is place an email link with a subject line already filled out for them.
In HTML, links (also known as "Hyperlinks") are what enables visitors to click through to another web page (or other URL). The visitor usually clicks on linked text or a linked image and that's what triggers the loading of the linked document.
Basic HTML Codes
Link Code to add a Hyperlink to a page:
<a href=“http://www.URL.com/”>Title the visitor sees.</a>
Code example: <a href=http://www.example.com>Example</a>
Hyperlink visitor sees: Example
HTML Link Code to add a Image to a page:
<img src=“image name goes here” align=“Use left, right or center”>
Code example: <img src= “house.jpg” align=“center”>
Link Code to add an e-mail address to a page:
Creating an email link is simple. If you want people to mail you about your site, a good way to do it is place an email link with a subject line already filled out for them.
<a href=“mailto:someone@home.net”>E-mail Us</a>
Code example: <a href=“mailto:webmaster@rcma.org”>Contact Us</a>
What visitor sees: Contact Us
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