How do you make a link?

Answer 1

On your computer, highlight the website in the little bar it's in. Press and hold Ctrl and press C and let go of each. Now it's copied. To paste go to the place you want to put the link and put your cursur there and then press and hold Ctrl and then press V and let go. Now you can click on it!

Answer 2

There are a couple of different ways to accomplish this.

Use a text editor...Copy the link.
Paste into a plain text editor. Notepad.exe on Microsoft Windows® computers.
Copy the text from the editor.
Paste the text wherever you want.

Use a word processor...Copy the link.
In most modern word processing programs, such as Microsoft Office Word® and OpenOffice.org, you have a 'paste special' option.
Select paste special.
Choose unformatted text.

Answer 3

You use the anchor tag: & . To use it, you first need to know what URL you want the link to send you, and the text you want to hyperlink.

For example, if i wanted the link to:

Go to: www.answers.com

And Show Up As: The Best Site for Answers

I would type in the following code into my HTML webpage

The Best Site for Answers

Notice: The actual URL for the site goes within the as the variable href, And the text shown is in between &

Answer 4

An HTML link uses the anchor tag (<a>) to tell the browser to treat the text as a link. Here is how you make it say whatever you want: <a href="whatever.html" title="Whatever You Want">Whatever you Want</a>. The text between the <a> and </a> tags will be displayed as a link in your browser. The text in the title="" section will display when you hover over the link before clicking the link.