Links to page within the website

To link to a different page within the website from a word in the page text, the following html tag is placed in front of the word you wish to be the link.  For example, if you were inserting a link to the home page of this site, you could use the term 'home page' in the text as the link by inserting the following tag in front of it:

<A href="http://www.learningplace.com.au/default_suborg.asp?orgid=28&suborgid=184">home page</A>

don't forget to finish it with the closing tag </A>

where http://www.learningplace.com.au/default_suborg.asp?orgid=28&suborgid=184 is the URL (address) of the page you wish to link to.  The URL is taken by finding the webpage you want to link to and copying the URL that appears in the top of the browser and pasting it into the tag as above.

This link would appear like this, home page, and be a direct hyperlink to the front page.

Links to a page in another website

To link to different website from a word in the page text, the following html tag is placed in front of the word you wish to be the link to the other site.  For example, if you were inserting a link to the main page of the Learning Place, you could use the term 'the Learning Place' in the text as the link by inserting the following tag in front of it:

<A href=http://education.qld.gov.au/learningplace/>the Learning Place</A>

and place the closing tag </A> at the end of it,

where http://education.qld.gov.au/learningplace/ is the URL (address) of the website you wish to link to.  The URL is taken by finding the website you want to link to and copying the URL that appears in the top of the browser and pasting it into the tag as above.

This link would appear like this, the Learning Place, and be a direct link to the front page.