If, by "webpage" you mean HTML file (e.g. if you've split the contents of a book into a series of HTML files, one for each chapter):
a. If both files are in the same directory, and you want a simple link from some point in section001.html to the start of section002.html:
Code:
<a href="section002.html">link text here</a>
b. If the file section002.html is in a sub-directory called subdir:
Code:
<a href="subdir/section002.html">link text here</a>
c. If the file section002.html is in a parallel directory called sisterdir:
Code:
<a href="../sisterdir/section002.html">link text here</a>
d. If you want to link to a specified point part way through file section002.html:
In file section002.html add an
id attribute with a unique value (bookmark name - letters, numbers and underscore character only) to the appropriate point you want to link to - e.g. if you want to link to the H2 heading "Chapter Two":
Code:
<h2 id="chap_02">Chapter Two</h2>
Then, in file section001.html where you want to have the link, add a "#" to the filename in the link code, followed by the bookmark name you want to link to. E.g.:
Code:
<a href="section002.html#chap_02">link text here</a>