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Html Code Writing Method Please show me the proper way to write this html code. In case you do not handle instructions on writing html code please say so and I shall understand. I have an instruction that reads: Point to name with # at front: <a href="#internal"> go to internal links</a> Please tell me what I should write in the 2 spaces there: 1... "#internal" 2 ... go to internal links I have 3 or 4 other questions on this subject. If you answer this question, thereafter I shall ask the others. I appreciate and am grateful for the kind and quick responses you have given me in the past. Thank you. |
Here is the structure of a link. <a href="url">Text to be displayed</a> The # symbol indicates an anchor somewhere else on the page. <a href="#internal"> go to internal links</a> This will display a link with the text "go to internal links" and when clicked it will move down the page to the anchor tag with the name internal. Here is a great website for learning HTML. HTML Links |
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Also thank you for pointing the w3school for me. i feel it is easier to get the info from SysChat than learn html cde in w3schools. Cheers, ben |
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