It's very easy, pal. Just use this syntax in your own posting or while leaving a comment on other's blog:
TEXT (Forget about the square brackets. They're there to prevent the syntax from becoming a hyperlink.)
If I substitute "williampoon2006.blogspot.com" for "URL" and "William's Blog" for "TEXT" in the above syntax when I write "I love to read TEXT every day.", it then becomes:
(Miss out the square brackets. I put them there to prevent the syntax from becoming a hyperlink.)
With this code, someone looking at your webpage will see the word or words you have as the TEXT. This text will be highlighted, and when clicked on, the browser window will go to the address specificed by the URL.
I've sent the above to your e-mail account because Blogspot won't accept this comment I posted if I insert a pair of square brackets in the syntax to become something like this: "[http://URL]".
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Well done, Sid, I even don't know how to make hyperlink
It's very easy, pal. Just use this syntax in your own posting or while leaving a comment on other's blog:
TEXT (Forget about the square brackets. They're there to prevent the syntax from becoming a hyperlink.)
If I substitute "williampoon2006.blogspot.com" for "URL" and "William's Blog" for "TEXT" in the above syntax when I write "I love to read TEXT every day.", it then becomes:
I love to read William's Blog every day.
Here's what Blogger tells you what to do if you have difficulty understanding me:
The HTML for a basic link looks like this:
TEXT
(Miss out the square brackets. I put them there to prevent the syntax from becoming a hyperlink.)
With this code, someone looking at your webpage will see the word or words you have as the TEXT. This text will be highlighted, and when clicked on, the browser window will go to the address specificed by the URL.
I've sent the above to your e-mail account because Blogspot won't accept this comment I posted if I insert a pair of square brackets in the syntax to become something like this: "[http://URL]".
see my blog post here
here.
Thanks, Robert.
Sid
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