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Building your first web page ( cont. ) Well now that I've used an image with a white background on a page with a blue background, I'm going to change the background of the page to match the image, so white. I'll replace #000FF with #FFFFFF, which is the hex code for white. I'm also going to trade placed with the text and the image tag, so the page looks like this. So far my source looks like this: <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Everything
you wanted to know about the PBX.</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY
BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF"> <CENTER><IMG
SRC="http://www.icehousedesigns.com/images/logo1.jpg" ALT="This
is your image!"> </CENTER> <BR> </BODY> </HTML> Ok now that's a little better. Lets add a link that takes us to the main page. Generally speaking, a link is an image or a piece of text that when clicked on, will take you to another document. The format is something like this: <A HREF="pathtodocumenthere">Click here!</A> That above would look something like this: Of course that link doesn't work because I made it that way. So lets place a real link on the page, something like this: Click <A HREF="http://www.icehousedesigns.com">here</A> to go home! Whatever text is between the > and </A> will be the text that is linked. Click here to see how the page should look thus far. Note: I've added a couple of <BR> tags also, feel free to experiment with them to get your spacing the way you want it. .
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