What is the correct HTML for making a hyperlink?
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< a href="http://www.yahoo.com" >Click here to go to yahoo< /a>
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You can create download link as you create your normal hyperlinks too, for example\n\n<a href="Path to your document">Link Text</a>\n\nfor example,\n\n<a href="word/training.doc">Download Training Material</a>\n\nHope this helps...
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yes\n\n<a href="the url to where you want it to go here">what you want the link to say here</a>
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Just use the a href tag.  It should look somthing like this....\n<a href="website.html"><img src="pic.jpg"></a>\n\nA great place to learn about html coding is www.htmlgoodies.com.  It's really easy to use and has lots of simple tutorials.
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you need to do something like this:\n\n<a href="http://www.yahoo.com" style="text-decoration:none"> Yahoo </a>
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I think what you are looking for is the html code for a link:\n\n\n<a href="yourlink.com">This text</a> \n\n"This text" would be the link\n\nTo open it up in a new window:\n\nuse: <a href="yourlink.com" target="new_page">This text</a>
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HyperText Markup Language...
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Use & to join two strings together, and the hyperlink function to turn them into a hyperlink:\n\nHYPERLINK("http://del.icio.us/tag/" & A1, "Music bookmarks")
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No BS. or No Bull Sh!t ...\nOr, it is HTML for a space.
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I wonder if people type in the html code directly into the answers - I will test this theory now. \n\nlink typed in www.yahoo.com \nlink typed with http http://www.yahoo.com \nlink copy and pasted in http://au.yahoo.com/ www.yahoo.com\nlink written in HTML <a href='http://www.yahoo.com'>Link to Yahoo</a>\n\nwhen I previewed this, only the website addresses with HTTP:// are highlighted - I guess this is the difference.
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They can always see the domain when they highlight the link.\nIf you mean to change the wording of the link, you have to use html.\nYour command would be:\n <a href="http://www.thewebsiteyoulinkto.com"> The text you want displayed goes here </a>\n\nIf you cannot see the code I just wrote, leave your mouse over the text and it should display.
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If you want to display the code for a link in HTML, you will have to display the code for the < and > characters.  You can do this with the following codes.  Note, a space has been included to display it correctly in this answer, but it should display correctly in your code.\n\n& lt; will display <\n& gt; will display >\n\nPlace these instead of the < and > in the code of the image, eg, <img src= blah >
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Try default.html or default.htm. This should work.
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http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/forms/article.php/3479121
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Here is your answer:\n\n<a href=http://www.syc.xxx>Click Here</a>\n\nI have tested this code. It is working fine.
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Take a look here :\n\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/getting_started/article.php/3479461
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I assume you mean in HTML?\n\nIf so, then like this\n<a href="LOCATION">DISPLAYED TEXT</a>\n\nIf in something else (like a word processor) then different rules apply. \n\n///