Question

what are the 3 links in HTML

Answer 1

Local 
Internal
External
are the 3 links in HTML

Answer 2

Links are used to “link” a visitor from one area to another.There area many types of links :

Local: A page on the same server or directoryInternal: A section on the current page or documentExternal: A page or site on a different server or directoryDownload: A file for the visitor to downloadE-mail: Opens the visitor’s e-mail program

1. Local Links:

A Local link uses a page name (including sub-directories if needed) as the target. It is “local” to the current server.

<a href=”Page_in_the_same_server.html“>
Click here to go to the local page 
</a>

2.Internal Links:

Internal links can also be called page jump, u can make this jump with two simple steps

First step:

assign the place of the page where u want the pointer to move, and bookmark it by adding this cod in it

<A NAME=”ur bookmark name“></A>

u will need the “ur bookmark name” in the next step.

Second step:

u need to add a link in anyplace in ur page to let the user move to ur bookmark point from it

<A HREF=”#ur bookmark name “> Add the text to be displayed and clicked by the user</A></P>

The A stands for Anchor. In general, the anchor tag tells the browser to anchor or to attach to something else. Every Anchor tag must have a closing or end tag (</A>) to signal the end of the anchor. HREF stands for Hypertext REFerence. It means that “this is where the link is going to.

Example:

lets add a link to move the user to the top of the current page

first step: we add the bookmark code at the top of the page

<A NAME=”top“></A>

second step: add the link anywhere in ur page

<A HREF=”#top “> click here to go to the top of this page </A></P>

and this is my link:
click here to go to the top of this page

the link will take u few lines above since we are not far from the top of this page

3. External Links:

To link to any page in the world,u need the (URL) of the page you want to link to.

<a href = “URL for the website“> text to click on </a>

Example:

i want to link to my blog home page, so i will use this code

<a href = “http”//me2learn.wordpress.com“> Click here to visit my blog, enjoy! </a>

and this is my link

Click here to visit my blog, enjoy!

4. Download links:

File links are used for allowing a visitor to download a file. These links are set up exactly the same as the local or external links. Instead of “pointing” to another page or site, it points to a file. When the user clicks on this link, the browser knows it is a file and will ask the visitor if they want to download the file. The types of files available to be used for download depends on your online server. A common and most accepted type is a ZIP file.

<a href=”File URL.zip“>
Click here to d ownload this file
</a>

u can get the file URL by uploading ur file to any uploading site and they will give u the URL for ur file.

5. E-mail links:

The e-mail link is for receiving e-mail and feedback from visitors. This link will prompt the browser’s e-mail program to start and place the e-mail address in automatically.

<a href= “mailto: [email protected]“>

click here ti send me e-mail </a>

Note the mailto: in the HREF value. This is how the browser detects an e-mail setting instead of a web page setting.

* You can also add set the subject, cc and bcc lines as part of the mailto:

The subject line of an e-mail can be filled in automatically by adding a SUBJECT property:

<a href = “mailto: [email protected]?subject = ‘e-mail from the web-site’“>

click here ti send me e-mail </a>

the cc and bcc can be added in the same way replacing their name instead of the subject word.