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Guy has attended:
Dreamweaver 8 Introduction course

Dreamweaver HTML

How do i create links to other web pages??

Creating links to other web pages

Hi Guy,

I trust you enjoyed today's Dreamweaver training?

There are several ways to create a link to other web pages.

In Dreamweaver, select the text or graphic you wish to act as the clickable element, go to the properties panel and find the 'link' box. Then, depending on the type of link you wish to create, fill in the box with the following:


  • a local web site file. eg. /shop/index.html (you can use the yellow 'browse' button)
  • an anchor (also called a bookmark). eg. #contactform
  • an external URL. eg. https://www.stl-training.co.uk (note you must start with the http:// part, otherwise browsers assume you are linking to a file within your web site.
  • an e-mail address. eg. mailto:guy@yourdomain.com


I hope this helps.

Regards, Rich

 

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