Everything on your page so far stays on your page.

Today you add something different: words a reader can click to go somewhere else on the internet.

By the end of the lesson your page will have:

• a heading for a new part
• a sentence saying what the part is
• two links a reader can click

A link block needs two things from you.

• The words a reader sees and clicks.
• The address of the place it goes to.

An address starts with https. If it does not, the link will not work.

Good words tell a reader where they are going. Click here does not.

Your links need a part of the page to live in.

This is the block you need:

1. Click Content on the left.
2. Scroll to the bottom of your blocks.
3. Drag a heading block to the very bottom.
4. Click its white box and type something like Good Places to Go.

Check: your new heading is at the very bottom of the page.

One sentence to say what these places are.

This is the block you need:

1. Click Content.
2. Drag a text block under your new heading.
3. Write one sentence saying what they are and why you like them.
4. Click Your web page.

Check: your sentence sits under the new heading.

A link needs words before it needs an address.

This is the block you need:

1. Click Links and buttons on the left.
2. Drag a link block under your sentence.
3. In its first white box, type the name of the place, not click here.
4. Click Your web page.

Check: the words are there, but the link does not go anywhere yet. That comes next.