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How to Hide A Link With A Word (Href HTML)?

June 01, 2010 By: vernette Category: affiliate marketing

How To Hide A Link With A Word

How To Hide A Link With A Word…

Want to learn HTML, but not sure where to start?  Maybe HTML looks like a foreign language to you.  Well, that’s how it looked to me too at first.  Although I can’t give you  this complete one- hour HTML lesson in this short post, I am going to give you a brief video lesson below on how to hide a link with a word. If you have any questions regarding the video below…any complaints please address it by clicking on the contact tab and send an email.


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How To Hide A Link With A Word Overview…

I just want to go over the info presented in the video once more. It is so much easier to see it live via video. So let me make this as simple as possible.  Suppose you want to make the word “happy” link to a website…you want to hide that website link with the word “happy.” Let’s say the website address is, http://www.happyness.com.  Now the html that would be used to hide the website address (the link) with “happy” (the word) would be:
<a href=”http://www.happyness.com”>happy</a>So in other words,

<a href=”http://the link”>The Word</a>

Here is another example of how to hide a link with a word:

For instance, I type the word e-businessmom, and I want the word, “e-businessmom” to link to this blog (http://www.e-businessmoms.com/blog, it would look like the following:

<a href=”http://www.e-businessmom.com/blog”>e-businessmom</a>

HTML can look quite complicated, but it’s not once you get the hang of it.  It just takes practice and doing it over and over again.

I am not an HTML pro, but I know enough to get a lot done. Anyway, you can always hire someone to take care of this type of work for you.  (smile)

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