How do you insert a link in a single word or text?
Can anyone tell me how to insert a link in the text or a word for a blog? For example, a recipe where they can click and go to the product I sell. Im new at this please help
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Hope this helps.
Well, when you input text, there should be a hyperlink button (usually above the box where you type text and in the same toolbar where you can edit text size and colour). Highlight the text, for example “click here” and it should ask you to input the link, let’s say “www.download.com”. “Click here” should then turn blue with a line below it, showing that the hyperlink is now active
It will depend on what blogging software/site you are using but most will provide you with a ‘link’ icon above the text box when you are drafting your entry. If you are setting the entry up by email, most email systems also have a menu option for ‘insert/link’ when drafting your email. In each case you will need to select the text you want the link to work from, then either click the link icon or ‘insert/link’ menu option, and then type the full url in the space provided. A note of caution – some sites might frown on obvious commercial links.
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Hi,
Let’s suppose you have a page called Products.html for things you sell and a main page on your blog which will contain the links.
Now lets suppose on the Products.html page there are several products meaning someone would need to scroll down page to see all the things listed.
In that instance you can use Anchor Name tags to aid in navigation.
For example if one product was Lemon Cake then where that appears on Products.html page, in the source code you can add just above it the following Anchor Name tag:
Now on the main blog page you might mention this and wish to link the word Lemon to your Products page to encourage them to buy one.
To do this you would do the following:
lemon
Placing the above around the word lemon in your blog would turn the word “lemon” into a hyperlink which a user can click to view Lemon Cakes in your Products page. The #Lemon_Cake portion of the URL (link) will tell the browser to open the Products.html page to the Anchor Link called Lemon_Cake which saves your user having to scroll to that part of the page.
Obviously the http://www.blog.com is just an example, so replace this with the correct URL for your blog and replace the /Products.html# etc… with the correct information also.
Regards,
TgTips