Hi Nev

If you want to refer us to a specific Web page, say for instance this one. Then you look at the top of your computer screen where the Web address is. It always - well almost always - starts with http://. . . . . . , in this case : http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/bromeliad/msg0314550313288.html

Now highlight that whole line and 'copy' it. Now you 'paste' it in the space "Optional Link URL" and in the second box "Name of Link" type a name for your link.

Easy as that!

Japie

Here is a link that might be useful: This page

Or you can just type in your own anchors to
This Page. Or any other page that you want to link to.

How do you do that, Nick?

Or you can just type in your own anchors to <a href="http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/bromeliad/msg0314550313288.html?1"; title="How does it work">This Page</a>. Or any <a href="http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/bromeliad/msg010207527852.html"; title="Click this to see a naked lady">other page</a> that you want to link to.

Huh? Can you spell that out, step by step, for the more cyber-challenged amongst us? And if that's right, why didn't your second post turn into a link?

Hi bromadams,
Sorry, but I'm lost somewhere just after the start of the first line!

All the best, Very Confused Nev.

Hi Japie,
I think I've got it. Thanks heaps.

All the best, Nev.

Here is a link that might be useful: 'Pasting links for computer dummies'

Thanks, Japie, for breaking it all down for me in an email!

As for the "explanation" posted here, this was {{gwi:451992}}.

Bromadams

Haha! Clicking that link actually brings you to the 'naked lady'.