Hyperlink tags
Hyperlink tags (also called Anchor tags) are used to link one document to another using hypertext (word or image) and are activated by clicking on a hypertext. Helps to navigate from one document to another. Hypertext links are typically colored and underlined and changes color once clicked to indicate an already visited link. When a pointing device (such as mouse) moves over the hypertext it changes shape. Hyperlinks can be used to navigate to a new document in the same / different window or can be used to navigate to a target location in the same document.
Tag |
Function |
<A> (container tag) (Attributes – 13) |
Creates a hyperlink to another webpage or another location within the same webpage |
Tag: <A>
Attribute |
Description and values |
ACCESSKEY |
a shortcut key a reader can use to activate the hyperlink. Example: access key "C", shortcut key is ‘Alt+C’ |
CHARSET |
Denotes what character encoding to use for the linked document. |
DOWNLOAD |
Specifies the target will be downloaded when a user clicks on the hyperlink. |
HREF |
Specifies the URL of the linked web page |
HREFLANG |
Specifies the language of the linked document (value – language code) |
MEDIA |
Specifies what media/device the linked document is optimized for |
NAME |
Name of the anchor being set up |
PING |
Specifies a space_separated list of URLs to which, when the link is followed, post requests with the body ping will be sent by the browser (in the background). Typically used for tracking |
REL |
Nature of the forward link |
REV |
Nature of the reverse link |
TABINDEX |
Specifies the link's position in the document's tabbing order |
TARGET |
Specifies where to open / load the linked document (values: _blank | _parent | _self | _top | framename) |
TYPE |
Specifies the MIME type of the linked document |
(REL / REV – specifies the relationship of current web page to forward / reverse linked page. Example values – Author | Bookmark | Copyright | External | Help | License | Glossary | Home)
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