A link in an HTML document is a word, a group of words, or an image that can be clicked on using the mouse, pad, finger, or other implement to view another document or another place in the document currently being viewed. Writing a link to another document is very simple. Use the less than and greater than symbols to enclose the following text and quotation marks: a href= "SimpleExamples.html". Including this as I have done in the next paragraph will take you back to the page that is essentially nothing but links. A link to take you to another place in the current document is a bit more complicated, and we will wait until later to discuss this type of link.
This link will take you back to the page on which you can find links to the some of the basic concepts of styling HTML.