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HTML and CSS: Linking

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Provider

LinkedIn Learning
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Free Trial Available
Languages

English
Certificate

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Effort

1 hour 44 minutes
Sessions

Self-Paced
Level

Beginner

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Learn different ways you can use links in HTML, as well as how to style links in CSS and how to maintain links.

Syllabus

Introduction

Hyperlinks: The glue connecting the World Wide Web

1. Links in HTML

The basic link
Linking to offsite resources
Opening links in different windows and iframes
Linking to PDF files and other documents
Linking within the same document and top of page
Linking phone numbers
Linking to email addresses and email messages
Using images as links
Including several links within an image using image maps
Links in the of the document

2. Styling Links with CSS

Styling links and link states
Making exceptions to link styling
Styling a text link to look like a button
Understanding proper navigation markup
Creating a simple vertical navigation bar
Creating a simple horizontal navigation bar

3. Maintaining Links

Checking sites for link rot and broken links
Redirecting links within a webpage
Redirecting links on the server
Content delivery networks
Controlling which links search engines follow

Conclusion

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Taught by

Jen Kramer

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4.7 rating at LinkedIn Learning based on 321 ratings

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