Deleting links Changing the color of links Linking parts of an image Creating an image map Specifying a default URL Testing hotspot links You can include hypertext links in your Web pages to allow your readers to move easily from one page to another within your site, or to other locations on the World Wide Web. You can also create links that reference frames, which is discussed in Frames . Every link needs to have an address. This address is referred to as a URL , or Uniform Resource Locator. Claris Home Page automatically inserts the URL when you create a link to another page in your Web site or to an anchor within a Web page.
Links can use relative paths or absolute paths.
For more information on relative and absolute paths, see Using relative or absolute paths . It's best to have the contents of your Web pages in place before you begin creating links. Making a flow chart of your pages can help you keep track of where you want to add links and where those links should lead. Linking to pages within your Web site With Claris Home Page, you don't need to type the URL of a Web page within your own Web site to link to it. When a link is used, it takes you to the top of the linked page by default.