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Add A Link With HTML

On this page we will learn how to add a link using HTML. The first thing to remember is HTML is very unforgiving. One misplaced quotation mark, spelling error or extra space in the wrong spot will void the whole code.

The first thing you must have in the top left corner is <HTML>, and you can have nothing in front if it (not even a blank space). <HTML> must be the first thing a browser sees on the page or email, and must also be the first thing in your signature box if you want to
add text or image links.

Text Link

To add a clickable text link you will do this:

<a href="http://URL_of_the_page"> This</a> text will be your link

Notice the </a> after the word this. That closes the link. The only space in the link code is after the<a

Image Link

Making an image or picture a clickable link will look like this:

An Email Link

To add a clickable email link:

<a href="mailto:TheAddy@wherever.com"> This text</a> is your mail link.

To make an image "become" an email link, it will look like this:

It is always best to add size attributes to an image tag, as these will help speed the loading time of your page. To find the size of an image you can use the image sizer on my WebTV Work Center
then add the size to the image tag like this:

The last thing you have to add to the end of an HTML document is the closing tag of </HTML>

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