Q&A for How to Add a Hyperlink with HTML

Create the different links following the process above. Recognize the names of each file you create, and type them into the appropriate document, ensuring you don't link the same page to the page where it's been called into action (a file called page1.html can't be linked to page1.html, but page1.html can be linked to page2.html) and still be a worthy link.

Put the hyperlink on a text or image and then in the command put this code: < a href="The name of the current page " >. When the person clicks on it, the page reloads and opens the current page again, and the page is opened at the top.

You can right click the link.

No, the use of a is standard across the Internet. An example, without the leading dot: link text

No, there is no other way to create a hyperlink apart from this. Maybe you have coded something incorrectly; this always works when it is done right.

You can simply write <a href = "website_link"> and the link will pop up in the webpage. You can click on it to redirect to the website.

Maybe you forgot to click "text document" and change it to all files. The format should be "File.html/.htm".

Check if the file actually exists. Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to access and open the file.