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- #: New attribute in HTML5. [1]
- The linked HTML code is simple. It looks like this:
- The <a href="url"> Link text </a> href attribute specifies the destination of the link.
- The text between the opening and closing tags is displayed as a hyperlink.
- Example <a href="url/"> Visit W3School </a> The above line of code is displayed as: Visit W3School
- Clicking on this hyperlink will take the user to the homepage of W3School.
- Tip: "Link text" does not have to be text. Images or other HTML elements can become links.
- HTML link-target attribute Using the Target attribute, you can define where the linked document appears.
- The following line opens the document in a new window:
- <a href="http://url/" target="_blank"> Visit W3School! </a>
- id, class, title, style, dir, lang, xml: lang, tabindex, accesskey
- onfocus, onblur, onclick, ondblclick, onmousedown, onmouseup, onmouseover, onmousemove, onmouseout, onkeypress, onkeydown, onkeyup [2]
- a: link {color: # FF0000} / * Unvisited links * /
- a: visited {color: # 00FF00} / * visited links * /
- a: hover {color: # FF00FF} / * When there is a mouse over the link * /
- a: active {color: # 0000FF} / * selected link * /
- The name attribute specifies the name of the anchor.
- The name attribute is used to create bookmarks inside HTML.
- Bookmarks are not displayed in any special way, they are not visible to the reader.
- When using named anchors, we can create links that jump directly to a section of the page, so users don't have to scroll the page to find the information they need.
- <a name="label"> Text to be displayed </a> Tip: The name of the anchor can be any name you like.
- Named anchors inside HTML documents:
- <a name="tips"> Useful Tips Section </a> Then, we create a link to the "useful tips" section of the same document:
- <a href="#tips"> Visit the Useful Tips Section </a> Alternatively, create a link from another page to the "Useful Tips" section of the document:
- <a href="url/#tips"> Visit the Useful Tips Section </a> In the above code, we add the # symbol and the anchor name to the end of the URL, and we can directly link to the named anchor named tips.