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Example

Label definition and instructions for use

Tags define hyperlinks that are used to link from one page to another.

The most important attribute of an element is the href attribute, which specifies the target of the link.

In all browsers, the default appearance of the link is as follows:

Unaccessed links are underlined and blue

Links that have been accessed are underlined and purple

The active link is underlined and red

Tips and comments

Tip: if you do not use the href property, you cannot use the hreflang, media, rel, target, and type properties.

Tip: the linked page is usually displayed in the current browser window unless another target is specified.

Tip: please use CSS to change the style of the link.

Differences between HTML 4.01 and HTML5

In HTML 4.01, the tag can be either a hyperlink or an anchor. In HTML5, the tag is a hyperlink, but if there is no href attribute, it is just a placeholder for the hyperlink.

HTML5 has some new properties, and some HTML 4.01 properties are no longer supported.

Attribute

New: a new attribute in HTML5.

Attribute value description

Charset char_encoding HTML5 does not support it. Specifies the character encoding of the target URL.

Coords coordinates HTML5 does not support it. Specifies the coordinates of the link.

DownloadNew filename specifies download link

Href URL specifies the target URL of the link.

Hreflang language_code specifies the benchmark language of the target URL. Used only if the href property exists.

MediaNew media_query specifies the media type of the target URL. Default value: all. Used only if the href property exists.

Name section_name HTML5 does not support it. Specify the name of the anchor.

Rel alternate

Author

Bookmark

Help

License

Next

Nofollow

Noreferrer

Prefetch

Prev

Search

Tag specifies the relationship between the current document and the target URL. Used only if the href property exists.

Rev text HTML5 does not support it. Specifies the relationship between the target URL and the current document.

Shape default

Rect

Circle

Poly HTML5 does not support it. Specifies the shape of the link.

Target _ blank

_ parent

_ self

_ top

Framename

Specifies where to open the target URL. Used only if the href property exists.

_ blank: a new window opens.

_ parent: open the link in the parent window.

_ self: by default, the current page jumps.

_ top: opens a link in the current form and replaces the current entire form (frame page).

TypeNew MIME_type specifies the MIME type of the target URL. Used only if the href property exists.

Note: MIME = Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions.

Global attribute

Tags support the global properties of HTML.

Event attribute

The tag supports the event attribute of HTML.

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