6.1 Introduction
This chapter presents two web page features—links and images—that are emblematic of what it means to be a web page. Almost all web pages include links and images, and they are usually crucial to the web page’s popularity. And if you’re a web page, popularity is everything.1
In Chapter 4, you learned a few link syntax details while implementing a nav container. In this chapter, you’ll learn more link syntax details, plus various techniques for jumping to different link targets. In particular, you’ll learn how to jump to a target location on a different web page, as well as to a target location on the current web page. Next, you’ll learn how to download a file. For all the jumping and downloading operations, you can use a path ...
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