Basic HTML – Links
Posted in HTML | By LGR | On January 27th, 2009
One of the great things about publishing on the Internet is the ability to link to other resources on the Internet. A basic hyperlink in the body of a page is created using the anchor tag and looks like this:
<a href="http://www.lgr.ca/">LGR Internet Solutions</a>
The href (Hypertext Reference) attribute is the resource on the Internet that you are linking to. The word(s) between the opening anchor tag (<a href="http://www.lgr.ca/">) and the closing anchor tag (</a>) are the words that will be highlighted as the link. In this case the link would look like this:
That is the most basic link that you can create. If you are using WordPress there is a great tutorial on the WordPress website showing you how to create a link. It walks you through the basics of creating links with WordPress in the visual and HTML editor.
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