HTML Text and Documents Linking tutorials
Learn how to link within the same document or to a specific section of another document.
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Links
Make a link from your page to any other page on the World Wide Web. Learn what is anchor and how to create email, text and images links.
The HTML Target Attribute for Anchors
The Anchor tag attribute for target tells the web browser where to open the link. There are 4 defined target presets which come in handy for many web designers of all levels. They are _blank, _self, _parent, and _top.
Internal Targets or Bookmarks
Now we are going to take a look at internal targets. Internal targets are links to another section of your web page. They allow us to specify and navigate through specific parts of a page. We can take you to a certain paragraph, or take you to the top. The Internal target or bookmark is a type of anchor tag that NAMES the location it surrounds.
Hyperlinking Text and Images
A Hyperlink, link for short, is the basis of web development. It is where you mouse over an image or text, your cursor changes to a hand, you can click it and a new page opens. This is useful for linking a website to all sub pages, to link to new websites, to link to images such as thumbnails that will open full images.
Adding A Title To A Link
Describe your links in more detail by using the title attribute, which will act as a tool tip when you place your mouses pointer over the link.
So, You Want A Link Button, Huh?
This tutorial explains how to place a clickable button on your page. The button will link to another page like a simple HREF command.
How to Make a Link
A html tutorial on how to make a link.
html mailto attribute usages
This example allows developer to email their application users from the accessed website using mailto HTML attribute in a Anchor tag...
So, You Want To Line Up Link Buttons, Huh?
This tutorial explains how to line up the link buttons described above.
Working with Frames
Two very specific reasons to use frames: 1. Frames are a unique part of HTML. I want you to understand what you're looking at if you see frames and to also have them in your toolbox if you ever need them. 2. Frames can occasionally be exactly the right choice for a specific approach. Let's say you want to develop an application in which data loads into another location directly within the same interface. Frames can help you accomplish that kind of functionality; if you need it, you'll know how.
How To Link To Computer Files
Learn how to link to your own computer files.
Html Links
How do i link to another page.
What Are Mailto Links?
This tutorial will teach you how to let your visitors and users send you an e-mail through a link.
How To Create Client-Side Image Maps
Learn how to make an area on an image a clickable link.
How To Write A Link
Learn the correct and wrong way to write a URL.
Opening a New Browser Window
Open a new window with a link.
Different Link Types
In this tutorial we are going to learn how to add Links to your pages. Links can come in many different forms. The 2 most common being text and graphic links.
Link to your RSS feed
Technique to increase exposure and awareness for your RSS feed.
Active Image
This will help you along with the process in making any image an active hypertext link.
New Browser Window
When someone clicks on a link, an entire new browser window pops up.
Refresh the Page
Refresh the page for the user, or give him or her a link to do it alone. You want your site to do the trick either by itself, or by offering a method whereas the user simply clicks and the browser does it for them.
Add to Favorites Link
Getting repeat users is a common goal amongst almost all webmasters, professional or otherwise. A lot of people like to use links that allow the user to add pages to their bookmarks. If a user bookmarks your page they are far more likely to revisit in the future.
How to use external style sheets
Link to external an external style sheet quickly and easily.
Make an Active Channel
Make a link directly from you to your viewers -- set up an active channel.
Margins Through Frames Tutorial
This method may or may not be the best for your site. Just learn what you can, and go from there.Let's say you want to have your main page content a certain width. Of course, you could use frames or tables and simply specify the width in pixels.But what if you want it centered in the middle of the page with equal "Margins" on both sides, no matter at what size the user's screen is set?Then your content will be in a window of a specific size in the middle of the screen.
XHTML 1.0 Tutorials - Document Structure and Head Level Tags
A collection of 22 FAQs/tutorials tips on XHTML document structure and head level elements. Clear answers are provided with tutorial exercises on XHTML DTD specifications and the root element; the head and body elements; head level elements like title, meta, base, script, link, and style; description and keywords meta elements.
 
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