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HTML Tutorial for Beginners Tamil – 04 – HTML LINKS/HYPERLINKS [HTML ANCHOR TAGS]
Learn how to create HTML links or hyperlinks in this HTML tutorial for beginners in Tamil. This is the fourth video lesson in our Tamil HTML tutorial series for beginners. In this video we will learn about HTML anchor tags, how to create links to other pages on the internet and how to create links to other parts of the same page.
The HTML anchor tag is used to create a link to another page on the internet. The anchor tag has two parts, the href attribute and the link text. The href attribute specifies the URL of the page that you want to link to. The link text is the text that will be displayed as a link on your web page.
To create a link to another page on the internet, you will need to use the full URL of the page that you want to link to. For example, if you want to link to Google, you would use the following code:
This will create a link with the text “Google” that takes you to http://www.google.com when clicked.
You can also use relative URLs when linking to other pages on your own website. A relative URL is a partial URL that does not include the domain name ( such as www.example.com ). Relative URLs are relative to the current page that you are on. For example, if you are currently on a page at www.example.com/about and you want to create a link to www.example..com/contact , you can use a relative URL:
This will create a link with the text “Contact Us” that takes you to www…example…com/contact when clicked. You can also use relative URLs when linking to other pages on your own website.. For example, if you wanted..to..create..a..link..to..the..page..www…example…com/about/history , you could use this relative URL:
You can also use relative URLs when linking to files on your own website such as PDFs or images…. For example, let’s say that you have an image file named my-picture…jpg that is located in….the….images folder….on….your….website….. You….could….use….this….relative….URL…..to…..create…..a…..link…..to…..the…..image: This…….will…….display…….the…….image…….on……. your……… web……… page…….. If………you……… wanted………to………create……… a………link………that…….. would……..download……..the image instead of displaying it, you could use this code: Download Image This will create a link with the text “Download Image” that downloads my-picture…jpg when clicked instead of displaying it in the browser window
