Creating Your Own Web Page is Easy - A Tutorial Part 3

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Creating Your Own Web Page is Easy: A Step-by-Step Guide (Part 3)

Overview

Welcome to the final part of our web page creation tutorial. In this section, we'll cover:

- Linking to other pages and websites
- Using CSS for styling

Let's dive in.

Creating and Placing Hyperlinks

Hyperlinks are crucial for helping visitors navigate your site seamlessly. Properly placed and descriptive links ensure a smooth user experience, preventing confusion that might lead users to leave your site.

Linking Pages

To link to another page:

```html
Your Link Description
```

- `` is an anchor tag, while `href` is the attribute pointing to the destination URL.
- The `title` attribute provides a description, useful for SEO.

Update `your-domain-name.com`, the title, and link description to fit your site. Refresh your browser to see changes. When you hover over the link, the `title` will display as a tooltip.

Linking to Other Websites

To link to another website, use this code:

```html
Your Link Description
```

The `target="_blank"` attribute opens the link in a new tab, keeping your site open. Replace placeholder text with relevant details and refresh your browser to test.

Hyperlinks with Images

Images can also serve as clickable links:

Linking to Your Pages

```html

image description with relevant keywords

```

Linking to Other Websites

```html

```

Place your images in the same directory as your HTML file, then update the `src` attribute accordingly. Refresh your browser to see the effects.

Using CSS for Styling

According to W3C, style definitions should be in CSS files. CSS allows you to control fonts, colors, layout, and more, either embedded within `
```

Place this within the `` tag in your HTML. Save and refresh your browser to see changes.

For paragraphs:

```html

```

Custom Selectors

Create custom selectors using IDs and classes:

```html

```

You can apply these styles to elements using `id` and `class` attributes in your HTML body:

```html

Using the ID selector

Using the class selector

Using
class selector

```

Play with these styles to see their effects. Change values, save, and refresh to familiarize yourself with CSS properties.

Conclusion

Congratulations! You've reached the end of this tutorial series. With the basics of HTML and CSS under your belt, you're well on your way to creating dynamic web pages. Keep practicing and exploring more resources online.

For additional learning, search for "HTML tutorial" or "CSS tutorial" on Google. For standards, visit [W3C.org](https://www.w3c.org).

Happy coding!

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