#double link problem

This is a tutorial from my old blog.

Anonymous asked: "i saw your tutorial of the html's and they all help! but if i put a link in my description and click on it, my own link will stand for the link i need to go to.. if you know what i mean, do you know how to get rid of it?" 

I think I understand what you mean! I hope I do. I'll try my best to help. 

Do you mean that if you set a URL to go to "yourblog.tumblr.com/aboutme" it'll take you to something like "yourblog.tumblr.com/yourblog.tumblr.com/about me"? If so, keep reading. If not please send me another ask explaining it better. No need to be anon either. :) 

I'll give you a few different examples using examples from my blog. Obviously change my username to your own. Haha. 

Something you should know before we start is how to make a clickable link. Here is the code for that: <a href=”URL HERE”>TEXT HERE</a> When giving examples I'll fill in the URL HERE and TEXT HERE parts. Remember to change those.

If you want to make a link to "myoldblog.tumblr.com/aboutme" you'd normally write it  <a href="myoldblog.tumblr.com/aboutme">About Me</a> but in this case you'd put <a href=/aboutme>About Me</a> Basically you're getting rid on the quotation marks (" ") and your blogs URL.

That is if you want a URL for one of your pages, though. If you want to link to another website or blog it is a little different. 

Here are a few more examples.  

For tagged posts:  <a href=/tagged/tag+words+here>Tagged</a>

For another Tumblr or website:  <a href=danniducklovespiggies.tumblr.com>Piggy Blog</a> or <a href=http://twitter.com/diana_louise>Twitter</a> 

(this time you're just leaving out the quotes.) 

Your liked posts:  <a href= http://www.tumblr.com/liked/by/myoldblog>Liked by Me</a>