Very
Simple Web Pages
& Exercises Tables
on this page
html code
29 May 05
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Universal Resource Locators Two kinds of links are a good place to
start for simple web pages:
The absolute URL to this page is:
mailto:ppenn@pacifier
Most of the links on this web site are relative links, not absolute links. (This is done to make setting up links within the site easier to do.) Look at the links in the column to the
left.
In the absolute link, the
"http://" part tells the browser to go onto
the Internet;
There's more to the link: we have to identify what gets clicked on for the link to work. (It can be text, or a picture, or a part of a picture, the latter two being a little more advanced.) If it's text, you identify the text to the html editor, and it will place that text between the "<a href =...>" part described above and a "closing tag," </a> absolute:
relative:
.Go to here to see links imbeded in many parts of a graphic. |