How to create a link from one page to another
Creating a clickable link is actually quite a simple process. Logically, it is the process of choosing the word you will link to and assigning an address to that word. Here we will add a few things in terms of SEO. We will also teach nofollow and target_blank links.
Links, otherwise known as hyperlinks, are defined using the <a> tag
Normal Link to other page
<p>Some text and link
<a href="https://www.codingsource.net/">CodingPage</a>
to play with.</p>
Jump Link to anchor text : In-Page Link Code (Jump Links)
Some of these ways are done as html code, with link tags or with the linking options offered by the text creation interface. All of these ways are quite simple, but they are a little difficult to remember. Therefore, by copying the code integrity we will give you, you can link the word you want as you wish. Having a link exit is a very useful process in terms of user experience. Because if there is no link output, the user will search for that word again from the search panels to reach the topic you mentioned.
No folllow link
<a href="xyz.com" rel="nofollow">xyz</a>
Nofollow links are links that you specify that you do not want search engines to follow in terms of SEO scores, that is, that you do not reference. Using rel="nofollow" in the right place will protect the value of the site and prevent penalties. The biggest fear for an SEO is that the site is penalized by algorithm or manual action. Goolge will reward this site when we notify Goolge about the crawling priority of in-site links with Nofollow.
Target_Blank link
<a href="https://www.codingsource.net/" target="_blank">Codingsource</a>
Target code is a code that we have used for a long time but has lost its importance and does not comply with the w3c standards. For this reason, external code is preferred when opening a new window. You can do a research for this.