for example,Is linking to http://yahoo.com.....and intermediate linking to pages like....http://lauch.yahoo.com.Plz show me the website where the law(of linking) is given>
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It's legal: there is no law regarding it.\n\nHowever you cannot directly link to copyrighted material. You can write the webmaster of that site for permission, and then publish it.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
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Put http://www.yoursite.com/myreference.html instead of just www.yoursite.com/myreference.html\nor try <a href="www.yoursite.com/myreference.html">my reference</a>
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Be aware that hover isn't the only value - that only controls what happens when your mouse is over the link. \n\nA:link                                 -   a link on page\nA:visited                           -  visited\nA:active                            -  the current page\nA:hover                             -  holding mouse over link
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well, you go to the webpage you want to use as a link, then in the address bar at the top of the page, highlight the address by clicking onto it, then press CONTROL C  to copy it to memory.\n\nthen go back to yahoo answers and in your answer press CONTROL V to insert the weblink.\n\nas you type it in, (and preview), it wont appear as a weblink, it just looks like ordinary text, but when you press submit and your question is posted, you will see that it is underlined.
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The question is not clear to me, but you can do relative\nlinking in html such as\n<a href="../index.html">return to index</a>\nwhich goes up one directory to the index file\n".." == up one directory.  In this way you can build complex directory structures of html documents which can be moved around to other relative locations with no changes.  See link.
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usually it says sumthin like:\n\n"www.xxxxxxxxx.com/URLHERE"\n\nSo that its easier 4 u but I dnt know if urs says that/ Some of these tell u where 2 put everything:
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If i get you right, you need to create links so you can move from one page to another. To do this with your example, here you are:\n<a href="http://www.yahoo.com>Yahoo</a> ---->\n<a href="http://www.yahoo.com/photos>Photos</a>
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It needs to be linked....\n\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/primers/html/article.php/3478171
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URL=Uniform Resource Locator\n\nIt is a web address like www.yahoo.com\n\nIf it is asking you to remove a URL, there is an address somewhere in your personal message that it doesn't like. If you are trying to send them a link to your website, send it in an email.
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linking to a site is always ok. Pasting Could be more questionable. Technically, if you paste from wikipedia you must include their license in the text. The specifics can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Text_of_the_GFDL
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Some websites in sources section....
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The only reason your link would end in .com is if you *were* linking to the hompage of a site.  A website is basically a collection of files, with one file being designated to always load when you view the homepage.  It is normally named index.html but can be any number of extensions (like Microsoft Word Documents versus Notepad text documents).  A website is like a folder on your computer: there can be any number of different files or folders in it.  A certain level in the folders is designated as the root, and folders branch off from there: http://answers.yahoo.com contains the "questions" folder, which is accessed by using http://answers.yahoo.com/questions/, and anything under the questions folder is accessed by adding the filename to the end, after the slash: http://answers.yahoo.com/questions/1.txt
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The second website cannot be found.\nTry just posting what you are truly stuck on rather than trying to get someone to do your homework for you.
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A backwards link is a link from another site back to yours. It is considered very important in obtaining good search engine rankings for web sites.
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The Yahoo help page is linked below.
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URL is Uniform Resource Locator\nit is a address of particular webpage link.\nfor example \nhttp://music.yahoo.com/\nis a URL by which u can go directly to yahoo music.