Simply replace the URL of the <A href="URL"> and </A> anchor tags with mailto:, followed by your e-mail address (e.g., mailto:youremail@yourdomain.com). Click here to review how the following document appears in a Web browser.
Simply replace the URL of the <A href="URL"> and </A> anchor tags with the path of the file (e.g., download/music.mid). Click here to review how the following document appears in a Web browser.
This method also works for linking to external multimedia files.
The current page can be reloaded or refreshed automatically after a predetermined amount of time (e.g., 60 s) by adding the <META> tag with its attribute(s) in the Head section of the Web page. Click here to review how the following document refreshes itself in every 60 s in a Web browser.
Refreshing a Web page is useful when the contents of the page will change regularly after a certain period of time.
Similar technique as refreshing a Web page can be used to redirect visitors from one page to another after a certain period of time. Simply include the target URL in the content attribute. Click here to review how the following document redirect visitors to another Web page after 5 seconds.
Note that it is always better to include also a hyperlink for visitors to reach the target Web page, in case when the redirection does not work, or the visitors are not patient enough to wait for the predetermined period of time for redirection.
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