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Here are some things you can do with them
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To link the another website:
<a href="http://example.com" name="Example" title="Example">
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To link to another webpage on your website:
<a href="example.html">
Takes you to example.html in the same directory that you are in.
<a href="/example/example.html">
The / after your first speech mark takes you to your first directory. It then says to take you example.html which is in directory example!
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OK this looks a bit tricky but it's effective:
<a href="example.html" onMouseOver="window.status='Mouse Over'; return true" onMouseOut="window.status='MouseOut';">
What it does is when you place your mouse over the link, the status bar - the bar which usually says Done when a page loads - displays Mouse Over and as it suggests when you place your mouse out, the status bar displays MouseOut.
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Other cool things to do with anchor tags:
<a onMouseOver="window.location='jk.html';">
Takes you to jk.html when you place your mouse over the link
<a onMouseOver="window.alert('Lok')">
Displays an alert window when you place your mouse over the link.
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Other onMouse functions
onMouseWheel - Some mice have wheels, when that is rolled the function takes place.
onMouseClick - When the mouse is clicked on the link
onMouseDown - When the mouse is pushed down not clicked
EXAMPLE:
<a onMouseWheel="window.alert('Luck')">Lucky</a>
Displays an alert with Luck in it when the mouse wheel is rolled over link Lucky
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Other pointers:
Close off all anchor (a) tags with "</a>"
I don't know the answer to your page rank question
Href stands for hyperlink reference.
The onMouse functions will only work if the user has javascript.
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Just trying to help
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