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LINKS

 Links

links are very useful for us. they allows us to move one page to another page. it will make a better experience for user.



<a>

Links are created with <a> tag element . Users can click Anything between the opening and closing</a> tag. We can specify which page we want to link with href attribution.


Linking to Other Website

<a href="https://www.wikipedia.org">Wikipedia Home</a>


Linking page on  same website

<a href="index.html">Home</a>


Email Link

<a href="mailto:sagar@sagarved.com">Email To Sagar</a>


Opening Links in a New Window

Target 

<a href="google.com" target="_blank">Google Home</a>

Linking To a Specific Part in a Same Page

To achieve this we  use I'd'. For referencing  A id element we use # and followed by link .

<a href="#contact">Contact</a>

Linking to a Specific part on Another Page

If we want to link a specific part then we refer this 
<Filelink #Id_Name>

<a href="hello.html#contact">Contact Me</a>


For Better Understanding I have Add a page of simple Html page . You Can See This at the Link below.



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