3. Intrasystem Link
• These are hyperlinks connected to
external references.
• Anchor Tag
<a> </a>
• Attributes
<a href=URL>Hypertext</a>
<a href=URL title=“link title”>Hypertext</a>
4. Creating Intrasystem Link
• Create a folder named Q2Practice3Surname
• Create 4 Web pages with the following
Background Color:
Red, Blue, Green, Yellow
• The title of each Web page is its background
color.
• Save as Q2Red.htm, Q2Blue.htm, Q2Green.htm,
and Q2Yellow.htm respectively.
5. Creating Intrasystem Link
• Open a new notepad, type all the basic markup
tags. The title of this Web page is “Home Page”.
• Save the page as Q2Practice4.htm
• Create hypertexts which are connected to the
other four colored Web pages.
Example:
<a href=“Q2Red.htm”>Go to Red</a>
<a href=“Q2Blue.htm”>Go to Blue</a>
<a href=“Q2Green.htm”>Go to Green</a>
<a href=“Q2Yellow.htm”>Go to Yellow</a>
6. Changing hyperlink colors
• The colors to be used for the
hyperlink are defined in the
<body> tag using the following
attributes:
• <body link=“color”>
– The link attribute indicates the
color of the hypertext which are
not yet visited by the browser.
7. Changing hyperlink colors
• The colors to be used for the
hyperlink are defined in the
<body> tag using the following
attributes:
• <body alink=“color”>
– The alink attribute indicates the
color of the hyperlink text while
the link is selected.
8. Changing hyperlink colors
• The colors to be used for the
hyperlink are defined in the
<body> tag using the following
attributes:
• <body vlink=“color”>
– The vlink attribute indicates the
color of the hyperlink which are
already visited.
9. Example
<body link=“blue” alink=“red” vlink=“purple”>
These are the default hyperlink colors.
Self defined hyperlink colors.
<body link=“pink” alink=“pink” vlink=“pink”>
For hyperlinks which do not change colors.
10. Notes: (For Files all in the same single folder)
• When creating an intrasystem link to pages,
documents, and files on the same folder, you
could type in the entire URL.
However,
• If the disc is used on other system it might
have a different name and it will not return
your desired link.
• Since the methods assignment are in the same
folder, you can simply type the exact name of
the files for the hyperlink.
11. Notes: (For Files in different folders)
• You might decide to keep things orderly, you will create
different folders for each of your files.
• This would require you to link from one folder to
another. Again, the best way is to use relative links.
• For example, your Home page is in the parent folder
and your Page1 is in another folder inside the parent
folder, you will include the name of the folder before
the filename, separated by a backslash ().
• Example:
<a href=“SubjectsComputer.htm”>Computer</a>
12. Absolute Links
• These are hyperlinks connected to
Web sites published on the WWW.
• Anchor Tag
<a> </a>
• Attributes
<a href=“URL”>Hypertext</a>
Example:
<a href=“www.google.com”>Go to Google</a>
13. Mail to Link
• This creates a link on the Web site
that opens an email window.
• href value
Href=“mailto: emailaddress”
• Example
<a href=“mailto:mspoli@yahoo.com”>
Send email to your teacher
</a>
