part 2:learn html - adding links

I f you ever going to make a website you will probably need to add links either to an external resource or linking to a page inside your website and that by using the html element <a>..</a>

and then use the href attribute for examle if you want to link to this website <a href="https://read.cash/"></a>

by default the style of the link will appear in most browsers as text blue and underline by default but you can change that by css

types of links

1.absolute link :- absolute link needs the full path (url) for the document for short it's the link that is not from your site another source

2.relative urls:- relative url is a path in your own document it doesn't require a domain name nor a protocol just something like <a href="index.html'></a>

link to previous html article : learn html:part1

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