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Learn HTML

Lesson 1 - Overview Of The Web And HTML

1.1 What Is HTML

1.2 Basic Structure Of An HTML Document

Lesson 2 - HTML Tags And Elements

2.1 Headings

2.2 Paragraphs

2.3 Input Fields

2.4 Buttons

2.5 Links

2.6 Lists

Lesson 3 - Images And Multimedia

3.1 Adding Images

3.2 Adding Video And Audio

Lesson 4 - Writing Your First HTML Page

4.1 Writing Your First HTML Page

Lesson 5 - Overview Of CSS

5.1 What Is CSS

5.2 How CSS Works With HTML

5.3 CSS Syntax

Lesson 6 - CSS Selectors And Properties

6.1 Types Of CSS Selectors

6.2 Common CSS Properties

Lesson 7 - Applying CSS To HTML

Lesson 7.1 - Applying CSS To HTML

Lesson 8 - Box Model

8.1 Understanding The Box Model

8.2 CSS Box Model Properties

Lesson 9 - Positioning And Layout

9.1 CSS Positioning

9.2 Float And Clear Properties

Lesson 10 - Flexbox

10.1 Introduction To Flexbox

10.2 Advance Flexbox Styles

Lesson 2 - HTML Tags And Elements

2.5 Links

Links in HTML are essential for navigating between webpages. The <a> tag is used to create a link. The href attribute specifies the destination URL.

Basic Link Example

<a href="https://www.example.com">Visit Example.com</a>

In the example above, <a> creates a link labeled "Visit Example.com". Clicking on it will navigate to the webpage specified by the href attribute (https://www.example.com).

Opening Links in a New Tab

To open a link in a new tab, use the target="_blank" attribute:

<a href="https://www.example.com" target="_blank">Visit Example.com (opens in new tab)</a>

The target="_blank" attribute instructs the browser to open the linked webpage in a new tab or window.

By default, clicking on the link without the target attribute will navigate within the current tab or window.

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