HTML CSS examples for HTML Tag:link
You can use link element to denote External Resources.
The link element creates a relationship between an HTML document and an external resource, most typically a CSS stylesheet.
The link Element summary
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Element | link |
| Element Type | Metadata |
| Permitted Parents | head, noscript |
| Local Attributes | href, rel, hreflang, media, type, sizes |
| Contents | None |
| Tag Style | Void element |
| New in HTML5 | No |
| Changes in HTML5 | The sizes attribute has been added; the attributes charset, rev and target are obsolete in HTML5 |
| Style Convention | None |
The link element defines six local attributes.
attributes rel defines the nature of the relationship between the HTML page and the resource that the link items relates to.
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| href | Specifies the URL of the resource that the link element refers to. |
| hreflang | Specifies the language of the linked resource. |
| media | Specifies the device that the linked content is intended for. This attribute uses the same device and feature values. |
| rel | Specifies the kind of relationship between the document and the linked resource. |
| sizes | Specifies the size of icons. I show you an example of using the link element to load a favicon later in the chapter. |
| type | Specifies the MIME type of the linked resource, such as text/css or image/x-icon. |
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