Setting Links in HTML Editor

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Setting Links in HTML Editor

 

A hyper reference is the main advantage of HTML documents. So it’s very important to know how to add links in your web design template. This procedure is very simple if you’re using HTML editor.

 

If you’re using Macromedia Dreamweaver select text or image that you want to be linked to some url. Then go to Properties panel (press CTRL+F3 if you can’t see it for any reasons). In this panel you will see Link input box. Fill it with appropriate url.

 

Fig 7.6 Link Input Box

 

For Microsoft FrontPage user link adding procedure is following. Right click on selected text or image and select Hyperlink… from context menu. Fill Address input box with appropriate url.

 

Fig 7.7 Address Input Box

 

If you have some skills in HTML coding you can put hyper link directly into HTML code. You have to put opening reference tag before content you want to be linked and closing tag after that:

 

<a href=”your_url_here”>Content goes here</a>