What is the Rel attribute?
The relay attribute is the HTML attribute used to describe the relationship between the destination page to the page that connects it. Information is not displayed directly in the browser, but search engines and screen readers can pick up the relay attribute and collect the network information on the page. On the contrary, the attribute is used to contextualize the current page in relation to what is connected.
This attribute is written as a rel = "property" and appears in a link like this:
Like many HTML attributes, the relay relay is not permanently used. Some sites can use it considerably and can be very useful for tools such as construction site maps. Other sites do not use them at all, and sometimes the odd use of the attribute appears and can confuse browsers. As HTMLZKOmna standards, attributes go in and out in style, and it is important to ensure that the website is updated to avoid problems such as display errors.
People curious to know about the support of browser for various attributes mayEDAT technical documentation on the website for these browsers. It is important to note that even if the latest version of the browser recognizes and knows how to apply an attribute, older versions do not have to and people who are afraid to achieve as many browsers as possible can consider when encoding pages. Sometimes it is necessary to make editing on the web code in favor of people who use older browsers to make them display reasonably.