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Head Section Tags |
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HTML, HEAD, and TITLE Tags
A document can include multiple LINK statements using as many attributes as necessary. These attributes are shown in table 5.1.
LINK options and attributes apply to the entire HTML document.
Table 5.1 LINK Attributes and Their Functions
| Attribute | Function |
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| HREF | Points to a URL |
| REL | Defines the relationship between the current document and an HREF value |
| REV | Like REL, defines the relationship between the HREF value and the document(the opposite association) |
| NAME | Defines a link from an anchor or URL to this document |
| URN | Defines a Uniform Resource Number for the current document |
| TITLE | Functions the same as the <TITLE> tag in the head of the associated HREF |
| METHODS | Provides a list of functions supported by the current document; how it can be used by a viewer |
Table 5.2 META Attributes and Their Functions.
| Attribute | Function |
|---|---|
| HTTP-EQUIV | Binds the META element to an HTTP response header. |
| NAME | Names a property such as author, publication date, or similar. If the NAME element is not specified, it is assumed to be the same as HTTP-EQUIV. |
| CONTENT | Supplies a value for a named property. |
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