HTML5 Development: The Beginning Beginner's Guide by Jason Pfaff

Author:Jason Pfaff
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Publisher: LearnToProgram, Inc.
Published: 2016-01-25T22:00:00+00:00

To add a link, you will use an <a> tag with a special attribute. <a> is an abbreviation for anchor. Often, as you will see in the following example, your link tags will live inside of other tags like <h1>, or <p>, or <ul>.

The typical anchor element starts with an opening <a> tag and will have a href attribute. The attribute href is short for hypertext reference. It will have a universal resource locator, or url. This is the website or link address. The second part of the element will have the text that will be rendered to the webpage and contain the link. This means the link text is clickable and houses the url that will take the visitor where they intended to go by clicking on the link.

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