Link and Image Tags

 

XHTML (eXtensible HyperText Markup Language)

Tags for Adding Links and Images Markup Output Attributes Anchor Tags with Hypertext References for Creating Links To create a link to a different web page, use the URL you want to go to as the value of the href attribute. The target attribute specifies where the link will open; use  _blank to open it in a new tab or window. <a href="https://jaxpubliclibrary.org" target="_blank">JPL Home Page</a>  JPL Home Page ATTRIBUTES incl.:  - href  - id [+ name]  - class  - title  - style  - target  - EVENT ATTRIBUTES are common in links. To create a link to a different place on the same page, use the id of the target element, but add # to it first. Headings and tables are the most common internal targets. <a href="#image_tags"> Image Tags</a> Image Tags To create an email link, just add mailto: before the email address. A separate email-server window will usually open when the link is clicked.  <a href="mailto:edward_lein@hotmail.com"> E-mail Ed</a> E-mail Ed Tags for Inserting Images The src (system resource controller) identifies the URL of the image file. The alternate attribute supplies a short description of the image, and is required for non-visual browsers. The title attribute supplies a pop-up message when the image is moused over.  <img src="https://64.media.tumblr.com/f1a36fa897f864535f5320c5a3d3e444/tumblr_inline_nwfymgAsr71szepzs_250.png" width="75px" alt="JPL logo" title="Jacksonville Public Library" /> Note that links can be applied to images, as in this EXAMPLE: <a href="https://jaxpubliclibrary.org" target="_blank"> <img src="https://64.media.tumblr.com/f1a36fa897f864535f5320c5a3d3e444/tumblr_inline_nwfymgAsr71szepzs_250.png" width="75px" alt="JPL logo" title="Jacksonville Public Library"></a> ATTRIBUTES incl.:  - id [+ name]  - class  - title  - style  - height (px or %)  - width (px or %)  - alt   DISAPPROVED: align, border, hspace, vspace  For related information see W3Schools' introduction to image maps. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Beginner's Guide to HTML ADDITIONAL PAGES : Approved Properties and Values (CSS Reference) Basic Tags for Text Markup Cha... (no title) Beginner's Guide to HTML ADDITIONAL PAGES : Approved Properties and Values (CSS Reference) Basic Tags for Text Markup Cha... Search This Blog Home About Me Ed Lein Florida native Edward Lein (b. 1955 in Fort Pierce) was a tenor soloist throughout his home state and his early works reflect his experience as a vocalist. In 2006 Ed was a finalist in the Jacksonville Symphony's Fresh Ink composition contest and his instrumental catalog grew largely due to requests from Symphony players. Now retired, Ed was Music Librarian for the City of Jacksonville, producing the popular Music@Main concerts (2006-16). He was a regular contributor to J-Sym's ENCORE magazine from 2014-16, and gets frequent requests for his translations of French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian song texts from such prestigious organizations as Orchestre symphonique de Montréal and Carnegie Hall's The Song Continues. Degrees: BM (FAU, 1976); MM (FSU, 1983) & MLS (FSU, 1986) ⇒ More about Ed Free-use works can be found at LEINmachine.blogspot.com (but please notify me upon use while I'm still living). View my complete profile Report Abuse Blog Archive March 2022 (1) Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.