Test: HTML Links - Class 3 MCQ

_parent opens linked document in parent frame, _top opens the linked document in full body of the window, framename opens the linked document in a named frame,

e.g. <a href= https://www.sanfoundry.com/ target= “_parent”> Visit The site !! </a>.

LINK set the color of a link before it has been clicked on, ALINK set the color of a link when a link is clicked on, VLINK set the color of a link after it has been clicked on, here A and V stands for Active and Visited.

There are various parameters used for email links like mailto, bcc, body, cc, subject, ‘&’, ‘?’. mailto: is used for e-mail recipient address, bcc is for blind carbon copy mail address, cc is for carbon copy e-mail address, subject is for the subject of the e-mail, ‘?’ is first parameters delimiter.

%20 represents space character. A data link escape is shown by %10. %0D%0A will add a newline in the text of the body.
<a href="mailto:enquiry@sanfoundry.com?body=Hello%0D%0AEveryone!!">Send mail</a>

Target attribute can have values _blank, _self, _parent, _top and filename. _blank opens the linked document in a new tab window or tab, _self opens linked document in the same window, _parent opens linked document in the parent frame.

href attribute is used to link the bookmark. The id attribute is for defining bookmarks in a page, target attribute is for specifying where to open linked document i.e. in new tab, same frame, parent frame, full body of the window etc.

Target attribute is for specifying where to open linked document i.e. in a new tab, same frame, parent frame, full body of the window etc. We use mailto: with <a> and href for specifying the email address that we want to be sent to. It will open a new email message and address to a person specified in the link. The email link will appear like a normal link. The id attribute is for defining bookmarks in a page.

%50 represent a capital letter P. %60 specifies “`” symbol. %20 represents space character.

<a href=mailto:enquiry@sanfoundry.com?
Cc=name1@sanfoundry.com&bcc=name2@sanfoundry.com&amp;
subject=The%20subject%20is&amp;body=The%20body%20is”> 
mail with cc, bcc, subject and body</a>

. A data link escape is shown by %10.

Relative URLs are used for linking other pages within the same site. These are the shorthand version of absolute URLs. It does not need a domain name. These URLs are helpful when building a site on a computer because we can create links between pages without having set up for hosting or domain name.

In all browsers by default the color of an unvisited link is blue. The color of a visited link is purple. The color of the active link is red. The link is underlined by default. E.g. www.google.com We can also change these default colors by the use of style.