Links

A link is a part of your web page that the user can click on that takes them to another page.

You can add a link by using the link tags. An example is below:

<A HREF="http://www.has.hitachi.com.sg">Go To Hitachi Webpage</A>

The A tells the browser that it is a link and the HREF tells the browser where to go when the user clicks on the link.

Email

You can add an e-mail link by doing the following:

This would appear in the browser like any other link:

E-mail me

But when the user clicks on the link an e-mail window pops up. Try clicking on the above e-mail link. If an email window doesn't pop up, it may be that your browser is not set up to allow you to send email.

Links within the same Webpage

You can also create links to different parts of one page.You do this by using <A NAME=""> and the <A HREF=""> tags.

You need to add the<A NAME> tag to the part of your document you would like to link to.
<A NAME="TOP"> and </A> has been added at top of your page.

Add the following link <A HREF="#TOP"> and </A>.

The # symbol tells your browser to look for the link within the same document
instead of looking for another file.

Go Back to the top

Link to other HTML File

Example to go back to my main page, I use <A HREF="main.html">Go Back to Main Page.....</A>

Go Back to Main Page.....