You can use the HR tag to create a horizontal line to separate sections of your page. Example:

Q: How do I link to another page or website?

Links are made by surrounding a text or image with anchor tags and the HREF attribute. Links can be specified as relative or absolute referrences. Absolute referrences specify the full domain and path to the document where as relative links specifiy a path to the document in relation to the current document. An example of each is shown below:

Q: How do I link to an e-mail address?

You can link to an e-mail address by using the MAILTO keyword in the HREF attribute of the anchor tag.
Example:

Q: How do I link to another location within a document?

To link to a location within a document, you first must create an anchor tag at the location you want to link to using the NAME attribute. Then you can create a link to that location with another anchor tag prefacing the name of the local link with a pound symbol '#'. Example:

Q: How do I link to a target location from elsewhere in the document (anchor tags)?

To link to a location within a document, you first must create an anchor tag at the location you want to link to using the NAME attribute. Then you can create a link to that location with another anchor tag prefacing the name of the local link with a pound symbol '#'. Example: