You should be able to click on each of the text links for that page to open. The email link will attempt to open your default Email program (such as Microsoft Outlook).
Notice the link to the ABC site - did this open a new window? This is done by adding the attribute "target" with a value of "blank" (meaning blank browser window) to the link tag.
Having made a link to the "index.htm" page, you may now want to go back to that document and insert a link top the "link.htm" page as well so that you can swap back and forth between pages in the browser.
The two parts of the anchor link would look like this:
Named anchor: |
<a name="top"></a> |
Link to anchor: |
<a href="#top">Go to top of page</a> |
Remember that named anchors do not have to have any text between the tags. This makes them invisible in the browser but the links will still work.
This anchor tag should make the page scroll back to the top of the page in your browser. To see the effect, the content of the page must be longer than the browser window - shrink your browser window so that you have to scroll up and down to see the page content - then try the anchor link.