Lecture
HTML a Tag
The HTML <a> tag is used to create links, which can navigate to other web pages or scroll to specific positions when clicked.
The <a> tag is used in the following way:
Usage of a Tag
<a href="URL">Link text or image</a>
By wrapping text or an image with the <a> tag, clicking on that text or image will navigate to the URL specified in the href attribute.
For example, the following HTML code creates a link that says "Go to Google":
a Tag Example
<a href="https://www.google.com">Go to Google</a>
When this code is added to a webpage, the text "Go to Google" will be displayed, and clicking this text will navigate to the Google website in the web browser.
Lessons in this chapter Β· Creating a Hero Section
- 1. Adding Space to Elements
- 2. Setting Margin Orientation
- 3. Defining Margin and Padding with CSS
- 4. Automatically Calculating Margin
- 5. HTML a Tag
- 6. a Tag target Attribute
- 7. SVG Tag
- 8. Decorating Links
- 9. Flex Layout 1
- 10. Flex Layout 2
- 11. Applying Flex Layout
- 12. Creating a Self-Introduction Section Using Flex
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