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Project 2

Project 2. Creating a Web Site with Links. Objectives. Describe linking terms and definitions Add a link to another Web page Create a home page Enhance a Web page using images Add bold, italics, and color to text Change bullet type Insert a background image. Objectives.

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Project 2

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  1. Project 2 Creating a Web Sitewith Links

  2. Objectives • Describe linking terms and definitions • Add a link to another Web page • Create a home page • Enhance a Web page using images • Add bold, italics, and color to text • Change bullet type • Insert a background image

  3. Objectives • Insert a horizontal rule image • Add an e-mail link • View the HTML file and test the links • Edit the second Web page • Insert an image and wrap text around an image • Add a text link to another Web site

  4. Objectives • Add an image link to another Web site • Create links within a Web page • Set link targets • Add links to set targets • Describe types of image files • Control image sizing • Locate images

  5. Introduction to Links • Hyperlinks (or links) are used to connect a Web page to another Web page • Links can also be used to create an email link • Either text or an image can be used as a hotspot for a link • The mouse pointer usually changes when positioned over a hotspot • URL appears on status bar when the mouse pointer is over a hotspot

  6. image link text link status bar Introduction to Links

  7. Introduction to Links • With text links, always use descriptive text as the clickable word(s) • Unless otherwise stated, the color of text links is dependent upon browser-defined defaults • Format to change link colors: <BODY LINK=“color” VLINK=“color” ALINK=“color”>

  8. Introduction to Links normal link (LINK) visited link (VLINK) active link (ALINK)

  9. Linking within a Web Page • Allows visitors to move quickly from one section of the Web page to another • Important for large Web pages • Commands • Table of contents

  10. links to targets targets Linking within a Web Page

  11. Linking to Another Web Page within the Same Web Site

  12. Linking to Another Web Site

  13. Adding a Link to a Second Web Page • The <A> and </A> tags are used to create links • Referred to as anchortags • Use the Hyperlink REFerence (HREF) attribute to link to another Web page • Two items required • Text or image to act as hotspot • Name of the file to which you want to link

  14. Adding a Link to the Second Web Page

  15. Adding a Link to Another Web Page Enter the following text into your document

  16. Add this command before the word “sample” Add this command after the word “sample” Adding a Link to Another Web Page

  17. link to sample1.htm page text used for link end oflink Anchor Tag Anatomy <A HREF=“sample1.htm”>sample</A>

  18. Saving and Printing the HTML File • Select Save As from the File menu • Save to your A: drive • Save with the filename webreshome.htm • Click the Save button • Select Print from the File menu

  19. Linking to E-Mail

  20. Adding an E-Mail Link • It is necessary to instruct visitors to contact you with any information or suggestions • The <A> and </A> tags are also used to create email links

  21. Adding an E-Mail Link add this text

  22. link to e-mail address e-mailaddress end oflink E-Mail Link Anatomy <A HREF=“mailto:webres@isp.com”>webres@isp.com</A>

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