This is a color code to help you see what goes where:
I've highlighted the url in orange it must always have the http:// in front of it.
The purple is the words that appear as a hot link on your page.
The rest in blue always stays the same.always stays the same.

How to Make a Link

<a href=        >        </a>

2. Basically the code never changes and always looks like this:

<a href=http://your url goes here>the words for the link</a>

3. So a finished link in HTML code looks like this:
Code is what you can type into your message to create links as you type your post.

<a href=http://theflirtyguide.blogspot.com/>Stacie's Fllirty Blog</a>

4. As you are typing it'll look something like this:
I have a blog you should read it. It's my online journal of what I've been up to. It's called <a href=http://theflirtyguide.blogspot.com/>Stacie's Flirty Blog</a>. You can read funny stories about my life, updates about my wedding planning and interesting things about my new business <a href=http://theflirtyguide.com/>The Flirty Guide</a>. Ah ha! Did you catch that? I just snuck in another link right there.

5. Finished this is what your readers will see:
I have a blog. You should read it. It's my online journal of what I've been up to. It's called Stacie's Flirty Blog. You can read funny stories about my life, updates about my wedding planning and interesting things about my new business The Flirty Guide. Ah ha! Did you catch that? I just snuck in another link right there.

6. One more thing...
If you want the link to open in a new window instead of opening in the same window add the code in blue and don't forget the first quotation mark before the http:

<a href="http://theflirtyguide.blogspot.com" target="_blank"/>Stacie's Fllirty Blog</a>

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