Recent Additions:

Creating a Simple Web Advertisement

Toon Site Navigation Header

Creating Cool Celebrity Wallpapers

Shopping Site Animated Banner

Designing a Cake Shop Logo

Creating a Girlie Smiley

Drawing a Cartoon Horse

Colorful Beads Text Effect

XP Style Wind Mill Icon

Water Ripples Navigation Header

Shopping Mall Logo

Creating a Lovefool Smiley

Animated No Smoking Sign

Creating and Animating Incense Sticks

Creating a Futuristic Logo

3D Leather Text Effect

Changing Calendar Dates

Logo with Iconic Headphones

Animating a Dolphin Diving Into the Water

Creating Diamond Earrings

Animated Night to Day Effect With Rising Sun

 

Linking

Linking is very important. If you don't know how to do it, you will just come up with only page and can't link any other pages from that page. That's mean you will have to stick to one page. But hey, why should you when you can learn it within a minute. Here's how you link text.

<a href=me.html>Go to another Page</a>
Go to another page

*a stands for anchor and href stands for hypertext reference. But you don't have to remember it.

Okay, now you know how to link a page. But want it to open in a new window of your browser. It's easy, you just set the target of the window, which goes like this.

<a href="http://invano.com" target="_blank">Click here to go to invano.com</a>
Click here to go to invano.com

*_blank is the target for the link and it opens in a new window.

What about if I want to add a ScreenTip to a link? Well, you ask and here how it goes.
<a href="http://invano.com" title="This is the ScreenTip for this link">Mouse over me to see the ScreenTip.</a>
Mouse over me to see the ScreenTip.


And there, you finish! You learned how to link! Start linking your site.

Wait, you didn't learn how to link email! That's very important.
You can't do this

<a href=me@mysite.com>Email me</a> when you are linking your email address. You have to add mailto: before the email address. Like this,

<a href=mailto:me@mysite.com>Email me</a> You also can add your own subject in the email.

<a href=mailto:me@mysite.com?subject=Your subject goes here>Email me</a> The default color for link is blue and it's always underlined. To change the color for the link and remove the annoying underline you will need to add style to your anchor attribute, which will be

<a href="link.html" style="color:red; text-decoration:none">invano<a> and it produces
invano


And there you go!