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URL linking is very simple and easy to do; it's more the placement of your links that can be tricky.
Although it is simple to do when you know how. The tag you need to make a link is <a>, also called the anchor tag, identifies a link or a location within a document. You use the HREF= attribute to link to another page. You can also use the <A> tag to identify sections within a document, using the NAME= attribute.
Linking To Another Section of Page
EXAMPLE: <A HREF="#top">Back To Top</a>.
You would then place the following code at the top of your page.
EXAMPLE: <A NAME="top"></a>
Absolute URL's
Absolute URL's are simply a link that contains an external URL and includes the standard http://www
that you type in your favourite browser.
You would never use these to link to another page found on the web server that host's your website.
EXAMPLE: <A HREF="http://www.mastertonenterprise.com/">Masterton Enterprise</a>
Relative URL's
Relative URL's are the links you use to combine your pages into your web masterpiece. They don't
need the standard http://www that you usually type in your favourite browser.
EXAMPLE: <A HREF="pathtofile/contact.php">Contact</a>
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