Internet text messaging controls allow you to encode a link by hiding it in another element. As a result, instead of the direct address, other users see only the name of the site, but when they click, they go to the desired page. HTML allows you to insert such a link into your text.
Instructions
Step 1
Tags for the design of links can vary, supplemented. Thanks to additional inserts, decorations appear in the final text and the color changes. However, all links with a title are based on this tag: link title. These simple codes allow you to create a link highlighted in color and underline (the color depends on the site design). A new page will open in the current window.
Step 2
Complicate the task. In order for the reader not only to open the link, but also to stay on the page of your message, add one more tag. The link title will still be visible in the text, and the address will open in a new window: link title. This option is convenient when placing a link in the middle of a message, if it is important for you to keep the reader's attention.
Step 3
Additionally, add a pop-up comment to the link. Your explanation text will appear when you hover the mouse over the link title. The tags will get complicated to this kind: link text. As in the previous case, the link opens in a new window.
Step 4
The link with the title, encoded with these tags, is also very interesting: the title has been removed and the font color changed to black. Replace the word black with the main font color in the message - the link will become indistinguishable. This is useful if you want to keep the link invisible, just formal.
Step 5
Or paint the title in artsy colors by choosing your own font color and underline color: title. The example uses pink text color and green underline color. Change the corresponding words to a special code or English names to match the link with your website design.
