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I see blog posts where they say " here" and it is a link to an article or video. How is that done?

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I see in different blog posts where they provide a link to an article or video and they just say the link is "here" How do they do that?

I see in different blog posts where they provide a link to an article or video and they just say the link is "here" How do they do that?

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Are you referring to a link like this one?

I'll be glad to help, but please note that this is a tech support forum for the Mozilla Firefox web browser. Your question is more or less about web design.


If the blogging system you use supports standard HTML, you would use what's called an anchor tag that links to the other site, and surround it around the word you want to link (for instance, "here"). An anchor tag looks like this:

<a href="http://example.com">linked text<a>

Just type that into your blog post, replacing "example.com" with the link and "linked text" with what you want it to say. If your blogging system supports HTML, then when you save the post and look at it on your site, it should look like this:

linked text

If that doesn't work, here's another type of tag you can try:

[url=example.com]Linked text[/url]


If neither of these work, I recommend you check the support for the blogging site you use (wordpress, tumblr, etc.) because it probably has its own format for making embedded links.

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Thanks, ExpHP, I'm giving it a try now. Kjohn