Create another page

Now let's create another HTML file and put in links between the two.

1. Open a new file in your text editor (TextEdit on a Mac or Notepad on a Pc)
2. Copy the HTML under Your Code from the Playground and paste it into your new document
3. Name the file myotherpage.html and save it in the same folder as your other files. Now we'll add a link from one page to the other
4. Return to your text editor and go to (or re-open) the mypage.html file
5. Somewhere within the body, add a link to the HTML file you just created. Here's how it should look:
   
   <a href="myotherpage.html">My Other Page</a>
   
   This is the tag for creating links; the href attribute tells the browser which page you want to link to. Whatever is between the starting <a> tag and the ending </a> tag is what we need to click on to actually go to that page.*
6. Save the file in the text editor and refresh mypage.html in your browser

Try clicking on the link you created. It should take you to your second page.

Now add a link to myotherpage.html that brings you back to mypage.html using the following code:

<a href="mypage.html">My First Page</a>

With these 2 interconnected web pages, you have your very own website!

*FYI: You can use this same tag if you want to link to somebody else's web page; all you have to do is change the value of the href attribute to the web address you want. So if I wanted to create a link to SmartGirl, for example, I would use this code:

<a href="http://www.smartgirl.org">Go to SmartGirl</a>