Hi,
href (HTML attribute)
The href defines the document to which the link leads. This may be a web page in the same directory, a page somewhere else on the same server, a location within the current page, or a web page—or any another kind of document—stored on another server.
The example shows a link between two documents in the same directory, but if the cake list document was in a directory that’s one level higher than the referencing document, the syntax would be as follows:
<a href="http://www.ewebdiscussion.com/ssd.html">ssd web hosting</a>
You can also reference a document relative to the web site’s root (the file or folder after the domain name).
<a href="/ssd.html">ssd web hosting</a>
This link basically instructs the browser to “link to the document cakes.html that can be found in [url ]www.mydomain.com/[/url] This is a very handy way of referencing documents, as you could move the document containing the link to any location on the file system without breaking the link.