XHTML & CSS Tutorial - Hyperlinks
Hyperlinks or just links, pretty much make the Internet work. Without them it would be hard to get anywhere. A hyperlink is a clickable bit of text/image which directs you to another webpage or website. A basic hyperlink looks like this:
The href= is the place you want the user to go when they click on your link. The bit between the <a href="> and </a> is what is shown to the person viewing you site. The link can point to any file one the internet, it doesn't just have to be a webpage. You could link to a .exe file for example.
You may notice that the lessons on the XHTML are very short. Thats because the XHTML hardly does anything in the making of a website, CSS is where its all at. Let me show you what this page looks like if we remove the CSS. View it here. Look at the power of CSS!