Yes, any text located in a document written in HTML, XHTML, or other related content markup language can be a link. To make a link in HTML or XHTML, you use the a tag, which is known as an anchor tag. This tag can cause this link to link to an internal page to the site, to an external site, or to a bookmark location on the same page.
yes you can use hyperlink in MS Excel, Press Ctrl + K key on keyboard to put hyperlink. Also, you can have this to link between MS Excel files or website or email Sarfaraz Ahmed http://findsarfaraz.blogspot.com
Hypertext is also a kind of link in HTML. The link established on text is called hypertext.
Using HTML Open a text editor. Make sure that the content is on your website. Create your link text. Surround the link text with tags. Add the "href" attribute. Enter a website's address. Post your link
To turn text into a link in forums, you typically use a specific markup or syntax, which varies by platform. Commonly, you can use the format [link text](URL) for Markdown or [link text](URL) for BBCode. For example, to link to Google, you would write [Google](https://www.google.com). Always check the forum's guidelines for the exact syntax, as it can differ.
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HyperText, which is text with a HyperLink, or font color
It is simple to code to link two pages in a website and it can done through following code:-HTML link syntex:- "Link text"Example:- "anchor text to another page"
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<a href=" http://yourwebsite"> your text </a> -Anthony http://www.laptopclothes.com
If you wanted to link to WikiAnswers you would do it like this:Go to WikiAnswersYou can replace the webpage and the link text with whatever page and text you want.
I am going to explain how to create two forms of link because these are the two I commonly use.This form of link is if you wanted to have a link to a site already online. LINK TEXT Now to break this down for you
If you are wanting to specify a link to another page:Link Text