An email link works the same way. We just use an email address instead of a page address.
<BODY> Send me <A HREF="mailto:craigflower@supanet.com">Mail!</A> </BODY>
Send me Mail! |
We can make an image a link if we want. Using the 'Go to Netscape!' example above we simply substitute an <IMG> tag for the word Netscape!
<BODY> Go to <A HREF="http://home.netscape.com/"><IMG SRC="TITLEPIC04.gif" WIDTH=85 HEIGHT=87></A> </BODY>
Go to 
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FAQ: How do you get rid of that ugly blue border around an image link?
A: Simple... add BORDER=0 to the IMG tag. (See below.) |
| FAQ: How do I link to a _____ file so my students can download
it? A: Simple, just link to it. Let's suppose you have a few Microsoft Word documents that you would like to offer. Just link to them...
<A HREF="ovidnotes.doc">Download notes on Ovid</A>
Download notes on Ovid If the file is a lengthly file (200+Kb) or a collection of files, you may wish to zip them and offer the zip file for download instead. |
