Links

William said:

Inserting Links
We started class by talking about what makes an internet webpage look appealing and interesting.
What makes a web page interesting?

Images

Text

Soriano said–“Boring” on Smartboard. A girl that I don’t know said – “Plain” on Smartboard
We then looked at another webpage with slideshow images and colors and the comments can be found below.
Other Webpage

Another girl I don’t know said:– “Interesting” on Smartboard
And another girl I don’t know said – “Colorful”
We reviewed how to insert an image in a webpage using this code:

<img src="URL link" height="100" width="100">
How to Create Links:
Links on the front page of the New York Times:
Advertisements
Links to featured articles
Pictures can link to information
Links are a door to more information.

Links have three parts:
1. bracket a href= bracket/a bracket2."URL"> bracket/a bracket3.bracket Clickable Word or Words

(a stands for an anchor, attached to a page)
(h stands for hypertext, click on the text and it leads to another page)
(ref stands for reference, referring to something)
1. anchor
2. URL--web address
3. Clickable words, for example NYTimes

Combine parts 1 and 2 and 3
1. bracket a href="http://www.nytimes.com"bracket New York Times bracket/a bracket
An example---Create a link to Google
anchor-----
Web address "http://www.google.com"

Clickable words Google Search Engine
We then finished up by creating a webpage with five links. We used notepad and saved it as links.html.