HTML&CSS Basic Learning Note 1.10-Adding links

We can set the target of the link, so that we can click to jump to where we want to go.

The href attribute of the <a> tag is used to specify the URL of the hyperlink target.

The <a> tag that is added to the page, the browser is displayed with a special effect so that the user knows it is a hyperlink that can be linked to another document.

Look at the code:

<! DOCTYPE html>


<meta charset= "UTF-8" >
<title></title>

<body>

</body>

The page is like this:

You'll find that there's a <a> tag in the code, so what about a tag? Look at the following, you know ~

When we visit the Web page, we see a lot of links. For example, Baidu search for things, you will see a lot of search results links, click on those links will jump to other pages.

Use <a> tags to define hyperlinks in HTML to link to another page from one page.

The most important attribute of the <a> tag is the [href] attribute, which indicates the target of the link, which is the link mentioned above.

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

• Links that have not been accessed are underlined and are blue
• Links that have been visited are underlined and are purple
• Active links are underlined and red (active links are state when clicked)

HTML&CSS Basic Learning Note 1.10-Adding links