Links to a file in the same folder as the first page.
Links to a file in the folder called pages.
Links from a file in one folder to a file in another folder.
| Multiwingspan Home Page |
| Multiwingspan Games |
| Gnasher @ Multiwingspan |
| Multiwingspan Calendar |
| Multiwingspan Clock |
| About Multiwingspan |
| Visual Basic 6.0 Guide |
| Visual Basic 6.0 Examples |
| Turbo Pascal Guide |
| SWI Prolog Guide |
| Visual Basic 2005 Guide |
| Structured Query Language |
| HTML Design Tasks |
| Introduction To HTML |
| Introduction To CSS |
| Introduction To Javascript |
| AS/A2 Level Computing |
Links create connections between common web resources. The most common links are hyperlinks which connect different web pages with each other.
The following example creates an external (a link to another page or site) link to the search engine Google.
<a href="http://www.google.co.uk">Google</a>
When linking to your own pages in the same site you must take care to indicate the exact location of the resource. Study the options below.
| <a href="page2.htm">Page 2</a>
Links to a file in the same folder as the first page. |
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| <a href="pages/page2.htm">Page 2</a> Links to a file in the folder called pages. |
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| <a href="../pages/page2.htm">Page 2</a> Links from a file in one folder to a file in another folder. |
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