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I need code for HTML page

I am totally lost! I have created a web page with links and all are working well accept now I have to make it show up in opera browsers tabs. I was told to do it from the head of the html page to link to opera using <link href="b9home.htm" rel="home" />. I have downloaded opera 9.6 and can view the pages but my links like glossary, first, last, home are all grayed out on the tab form. What is the correct html code for my html page to make it link to the tabs. I built my pages in dreamweaver and I have mozilla, Firefox browser. Thanks

On the web page go to view >> source (tool bar) . You will get the html code..

<link href="b9home.htm" rel="chapter" />
<link href="b9gloss.htm" rel="glossary" />
<link href="b9m2.htm" rel="next" />
<link href="b9m4.htm" rel="last" />
don't know if these are valid, but you can try.

Hi,
No those are not valid. Have you checked the resulting Dreamweaver code to make sure it is well-formed? What do you have beginning the document? Need to have a DTD.
Peace,
Clarke

Hi! I'm taking the same class and can't figure out how to make this code work in opera. Did you figure it out? Your help is greatly appreciated.

Hi,
Perhaps the person who suggested using the <head> element was telling you to put the base href tag there. I do it thusly:

I hope this comes out correctly, I answer so many places that it is not always easy to get HTML right in appearance the first try. Do notice that I commented it out , but all browsers I know of still read it. Also, there is a space before the first hyphen at the end; that is necessary because of a flaw in some browser versions. That slash at the end is for valid XHTML.
Peace,
Clarke

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