Wintec's APA Referencing Guides

When several pages from a website are being cited in an assignment, if each page has its own URL, then these will have separate reference list entries (with the year and ‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’ etc.). These reference list entries will be arranged in alphabetical order of the title.

For example, if you are doing an assignment about the Fieldays at Mystery Creek, and you use information from 3 pages of the same website, your referencing information will look like this:

Reference List

In-text citations*

Note on in-text citation: If a year is given, use this and a letter without a hyphen, e.g. 2014a. However, if there is no date, use n.d. and a hyphen before the letter, as in the examples above. 
*Please note – When citing from a web page, usually you would use section headings or paragraph numbers to direct the reader to the relevant part of the page. See below.

If each page you use has a separate URL, you need to reference them separately. In text, list the author (often corporate), date and the section heading and/or paragraph, for example:

The Reference list entry refers back to the webpage, not the paragraph, so would read:

If there is only one paragraph under each heading, just use the heading, for example:

When citing an entire website, but not an individual webpage, just give the address of the site in the text only; no reference list entry is necessary. For example:

Some PDFs open directly in the browser, so you can read them online. These PDFs have direct URLs which you can put into your reference list. If you downloaded it from a web page, simply reference the URL of the page you downloaded it from. For example: