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Courtesy of Web-Source.net Web Page Linking Methods The ANCHOR tag is used to create a hyperlink within a web page. To link to a page within the same directory of your website, you only need to include the page name within your HTML code. <A HREF="yourpage.html">Text</A> When linking to a page within your website in a different directory, you must include the directory name with your page name. <A HREF="yourdirectory/yourpage.html">Text</A> When linking to another website, you must include the full URL. <A HREF="http://www.site.com">Text</A> Copyright © Shelley Lowery 2002-2003 Web Design Tips is an excerpt from Web Design Mastery - An Internet Marketers Copy & Paste Reference Guide. Learn how to design a professional web site in the easiest possible fashion -- with hundreds of copy & paste codes. Content Provided By:

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