LINKS:
Links are the most imortant part of a website, aside from the text. They are a string of text, that when clicked on, will usually send you to a different part of your website or to another place on the Internet. Links come in many different varieties, including hover links, which are displayed in the Advanced HTML part of this site. Links can also link to anchors that move you within a page.

Links to other pages of your website (pages must be in the same folder on your web site server as the one the page is link to or you must tell the computer where to find the page):

<a href="webpage.html">string and/or images to be displayed as link</a>

ANCHORS:

An anchor is a location on a web page (eg. paragraph #2 line #2) You define an anchor by using the tag. However instead of using the tag A HREF= attribute, you use the NAME= attribute. For example:

<a name="anchorname">

This would define the anchor named anchorname. You can link to anchors the same way you make a normal link. However in place of the url, you type

<a href=#nameofanchor>string</a>. Notice that before the anchor name you need to place the # sign.