How to Make a Hyperlink

For those of you who like to blog, insert a hyperlink in the post sometimes it is necessary to clarify and shorten the discussion. Hyperlink according to Commons, is a reference in a hypertext document (hypertext) to another document or other source. As well as a citation in the literature. Combined with a data network and suitable access protocol, a computer may be required to obtain the referenced resource.

Plain language, the hyperlink is a series of characters (a mix of letters and or numbers) or the object that provides a reference benchmark derived from a particular document from which originate from the same computer, as well as from documents stored on the server and can be accessed online.

Still confused as well? Please click on the picture writing 'Financial Practice' above, note what happens. Then try to click on the word 'hypertext' (red) above, you will be able to see the changes that occur. Once again try to click on the picture illustration in this post, and observe changes that occur.

Blogger provides this hyperlink facility in posting your writing. In writing we sometimes refer a document from a webpage in another website. Become a problem because without modification, our webpage is still active will automatically turn into the referenced webpage. To overcome this we need to modify it.

To modify it, please follow the following ways:

1. Open your account in both the blogger.
2. Select Edit entry from the blog that you will modify its hyperlink.
3. Click Edit on the text you want to modify.
4. Open the Edit HTML tab and locate the script hyperlink marked with the following script: href href="URL goal"> link
5. Add script target = "blank", after "url purpose" of the script format a hyperlink in step 4. The result is like this: href href="URL goal"target="_blank"> link
6. Then click Publish Post.
7. Click on View Blog.

Observe the changes that occur after you click the hyperlink that you have made modifications. By clicking on the hyperlink then the original page webpage you have not changed, but the reference links will open in a new tab or window.

Good luck, good luck.