[72]Meh!!!

by nasteygirl
Feeling: bored
Im bored.. Stayed at Anna's on Friday nite, I had fun.. Duno about Anna. Crap i nearly fucked up her couch =S We had a spa.. Well i did. She jsut sat there. And then On Saturday we went to my netball, she stood there freezing her ass off in the rain! haha. We lost, but i gt player of the day.. Then we went back to my house for a bit then to the movies.. Twas quite a fun start to the weekend. Now im shit bored. And i have homework to do but i cant be bothered so im sitting her singing to my music! Oh hell im cool =P. Mmm Fun times. Xox Ashleigh xoX
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it was fun da couch is fine sal gud ur pants r out mi house
oh um oh dear. Give us ur password if u want and ill try to fix it...
lol k well give me a few mins nd Ill see what i can do
Hell yeah. Sounds like you had some fun.
Links are really simple. =)
First, you need to know that:
html uses tags.
Most tags need an ending tag.
Most tags have attributes.

Okay, a link tag is "a". Which stands for anchor, and...k, I won't go into that. Basicaly, the anchor tag looks like this (replace [ and ] with the lesser than, and larger than signs):

[a]Link![/a]

Then, you need to give it a attribute, which tells where to link to.
(cont)
(cont'd)
The attribute to set what page to link to, is called "href" (i'm not quite sure what it stands for, so you'll just have to memorize 'href')

[a href="http://www.mysite.com"]Link![/a]

Oh, in my last comment did I tell you that to close most html tags, you just do [/tag]? Like [/a]?
If I didn't before, then I did now. =)

Okay, so now you know how to set where to send the user to, now you want it open in a new window right? (cont)
(cont'd) Okay, so to have it open in a new window, you need to have it open in a frame called "_blank".
What does that mean? Well, in html, you can use frames, and iframes to make your page--well, you don't really need to know any of this, but basicaly the attribute "target" lets you choose where you want the link to open.
There are certain targets that automaticaly do something. "_blank" is one of those. (cont)
(cont'd) "_blank" (with the underscore) means that you want the link to open in a new window.

[a href="http://www.mypage.com" target="_blank"]Link![/a]

I could have just given that code to you, but I'm sure you appreciate all the useless explaining I did, right? RIGHT?! =P

Oh, and make sure you have "http://" in the url for the "href" attribute. Otherwise, html treats the address given to href, as a relitive path, and...Yeah, blah.
Great except for not being able to make some extra $.
[a href="http://www.sitdiary.net/shatteredangel" target="_link to the site ur linking to"]Link![/a]

I think? Try it and see if it works