A link is a "hot" area (link) on your page that causes an action when the user clicks it. You can use links to:
Links can jump from text, an image, or another HTML element such as a marquee. The link is typically marked in the browser with an alternate color and underlining depending on the user's settings for the browser.
To insert a link
Note You cannot select an element that is already part of another link or bookmark.
To create a link to | Select this protocol |
Jump to another Web page | http: |
Jump to a bookmark on the current page | (other). This leaves the protocol blank. |
Download a file and open it | file: |
Create a link that sends email | mailto: |
Access other Internet resources | The protocol (such as ftp) that is required for that resource |
To create a link to | Specify this in the URL box |
Jump to another Web page | The URL of the page to link to. |
Jump to a bookmark on the current page | A hash mark (#) followed by the name of the bookmark (for example, #part2). |
Jump to a bookmark on another page | The URL of the destination page, then add a hash mark (#), and then the name of the bookmark to jump to (for example, mypage.htm#part2). |
Download a file and open it | The path or URL of the file. |
Create a link that sends email | The full email address of the recipient (for example, ann@mycompany.com) |
Tip You can specify a ToolTip for a link by setting the link's Title property in the Properties window.
You can insert bookmarks anywhere in the page.
To insert a bookmark