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Here are some ways you can link to HowToHaven™. You are not obliged to use the code below - you may use your own links if you wish. This page merely gives suggestions as well as some cut and paste HTML code so that you don't have to waste time creating your own.
Although the links supplied below link directly to the images on this site, you may also copy the images for the buttons and banners to your site for the purpose of linking to howtohaven.com.
If you are not sure how you can insert the code below into your web page, please see my articles:
- How to Insert Raw HTML Code in Dreamweaver (for Dreamweaver users)
- How to Insert Raw HTML Code in Nvu (for Nvu users)
- How to Insert Raw HTML Code in KompoZer (for KompoZer users)
An alternative to using the text links or button links below is to link to the individual pages on this site. The cut-and-paste code for linking to the individual pages can usually be found near the bottom of the page itself.
You can basically link to any page on HowToHaven™. In fact, the cut and paste HTML code for links to individual articles are supplied at the bottom of each article page.
If however you want to link to HowToHaven™ as a whole, just point your link to http://www.howtohaven.com/
Your link will look like this:
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