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Revision as of 09:50, 12 April 2016
In HTML, a (for "anchor") represents a hyperlink.
NOTE: The title for the page -- "A (HTML element)" -- uses an upper-case "A", because MediaWiki uses uppercase for initial letters in page titles. In actual HTML, lowercase "a" is more common.
Examples
See also
External links
- a element @ W3.org
- Links @ W3.org
- Fragment identifiers @ W3.org
- HTML a tag @ W3schools.com
- HTML a href attribute @ W3schools.com
- Hyperlink @ Wikipedia
- Inline linking @ Wikipedia
