September 2001
Intermediate to advanced
640 pages
31h 42m
English
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Name
<link> — NN 4, 6 MSIE 2, 3, 4, 5, 5.5, 6 HTML 4.01 WebTV Opera5
Synopsis
<link> (no end tag)
Defines a relationship between the current document and another
document. This tag goes within the <head>
portion of the document. It is often used to refer to an external
style sheet.
Attributes
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href=url Identifies the target document.
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media=screen|tty|tv|projection|handheld|print|braille|aural|all Identifies the target medium for the linked document so an alternate style sheet can be accessed. The media attribute is explained in more detail in Chapter 5.
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rel=relation Describes the relationship from the current source document to the target. Common relationship types include
stylesheet,next,prev,copyright,index, andglossary.
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rev=relation Specifies the relationship of the target document back to the source (the opposite of the
relattribute).
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title=text Provides a title for the target document.
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type=resource Shows the type of an outside link. The value
text/cssindicates that the linked document is an external cascading style sheet.
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