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.

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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.

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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.

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How to Make a Link
A html tutorial on how to make a link.

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So, You Want To Line Up Link Buttons, Huh?
This tutorial explains how to line up the link buttons described above.

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How To Link To A Specific Anchor
Learn how to link within the same document or to a specific section of another document.

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Html Links
How do i link to another page.

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What Are Mailto Links?
This tutorial will teach you how to let your visitors and users send you an e-mail through a link.

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How To Create Client-Side Image Maps
Learn how to make an area on an image a clickable link.

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How To Write A Link
Learn the correct and wrong way to write a URL.

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Opening a New Browser Window
Open a new window with a link.

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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.

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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.

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Link to your RSS feed
Technique to increase exposure and awareness for your RSS feed.

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Inserting Midi or Wav Files on your page
How to insert Midi or Wav Files on your page.

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New Browser Window
When someone clicks on a link, an entire new browser window pops up.

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Active Image
This will help you along with the process in making any image an active hypertext link.

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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.

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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.

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How to use external style sheets
Link to external an external style sheet quickly and easily.

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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.

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Make an Active Channel
Make a link directly from you to your viewers -- set up an active channel.

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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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SSI (Server Side Includes)
This page tells you how to include files on your web page using SSI.

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So, You Want Dynamic Fonts, Huh?
Dynamic fonts (or PFR fonts) are font style files that download right along with the page that will use them. Think of them as an image.

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Change Your Font
This is very usefull tutorial about text font. Text font command will only work if the font you call for is loaded on the computer displaying the page.

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How to use any custom made font on your website
In this post I will teach how to use custom made fonts on your website and display them even if they are not installed on the visitors computer.

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Embedding Windows Media Player into a web page
How to include the Windows Media Player plugin into your webpage so that you can play WMV or other video files. It also contains a list of the most popular attributes and parameters to pass to this plugin.

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Embedded Sound
Sounds on the Net are a great thing. If you have a computer equipped with a sound card and a few shareware programs, you can hear as much as you care to download. You can have sounds on your page using .au, .wav, or midi formats. I'll show you how to either embed the sounds or call them up through helper applications.

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RealAudio
RealAudio was a format that was difficult to come by because you needed to run it off of a special RealAudio server. Now, with the release of the 3.0 player, it's possible to run RealAudio files off of an HTTP server.

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HTML Basics
There are lots of software on the market, two popular ones are Microsoft FrontPage, and the class of the market Macromedia Dreamweaver. They both are able to operate WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get) and pure HTML code. But the most basic and easiest software to use, is one that you already have on your computer and is called Microsoft Notepad. it will do the same job as the other two, but does not offer WYSIWYG.

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Displaying a TIFF in a Web Page
This tutorial will show you how to display a TIFF in a web page. Web browsers can display standard image formats such as GIF, JPG, and PNG files. Unfoturnately, web browsers won't display TIFF images.

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Text Formatting
As a professional who deals with web files you will consider an HTML file on two fronts: what the browser "sees" and what the viewers see . This means, from your standpoint, this kind of file is set in two versions. What the browser "sees" or reads is made of special instructions you give to the browser. The browser interprets your instructions and displays the result to the best of its interpretation.

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HTML Structure
A file in HTML is first of all, a file saved with a recognizable extension. The most common extension is htm as the traditional format of Microsoft Windows files. The other extension that is valid is html. Any one of these two extensions makes it a valid HTML file. HTML works by delivering two types of items to the browser: The items to display and the instructions on how to display those items. Everything in HTML is given to the browser as text.

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Image Map
There are in fact two major types of Image Maps: Server Side: This is the older method of doing image maps. The reason for finding out what type of server you are on is so you know what format to make your map files in. Client Side: These maps are implemented by placing the map coordinates in your document's HTML code. This method is supported by most modern browsers. It is much more efficient than the Server Side map in that you do not transmit mouse coordinates back to the server. Most of this page will be dealing with this type of mapping.

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