It's important to remember to turn OFF anything you turn ON so the browser knows where to stop doing whatever you've asked it to do. I know, it doesn't sound like much of a tip, but it really helps to keep straight what my page is doing. While surfing the Web you use Hyperlinks to navigate from one point to another. It's the thing on a Webpage that makes your curser turn into a little pointing hand. When you click it, your taken from where you are to the next page or to another site.
Hyperlinks are what make the Web what it is today, and is easy to do.
To make a Hyperlink, you simply use the Hyperlink tag set, and insert a Webpage or Address in the start tag, then a description of where it will take you, then the end tag. As with all things, there's always an exception to a rule and the image tag is one of these exceptions, it doesn't have an END tag. It's all inclusive, in a single tag, and doesn't need one. For a handy reference I made another page that has almost all the colors that can be made by mixing RGB and the numbers you'll need to use those colors. To view that page click here .