This tutorial explains in full detail the nature and usage of
links in HTML. It will not only show the basic syntax of links,
but will also go through various characteristics that are
usually not used and can provide a lot of hidden information for
different interpreters (e.g., search engines). Table of
contentsBypass table of contents Links are a vital part of HTML
and the whole concept of World Wide Web. Internet is considered
a web becuase of how links connects separated pieces or
documents, based on the idea of a simple reference improoved
with interactivity. As result, a simple click takes you from the
referring document to the one mentioned in the link. A link in
HTML documents can be basically considered as a reference to
other resource. This reference establishes an implicit
relationship between the referring document and the resource
linked. Links can be classified as visual (placed in between the
document's content) or hidden (defining general relational
information). The HTML a element can be used