HTML and CSS: Linking

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Jen Kramer

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01 Introduction

001 Hyperlinks The glue connecting the World Wide Web.mp4

00:50

02 Links in HTML

001 The basic link.mp4

05:33

002 Linking to offsite resources.mp4

04:23

003 Opening links in different windows and iframes.mp4

05:42

004 Linking to PDF files and other documents.mp4

06:16

005 Linking within the same document and top of page.mp4

06:25

006 Linking phone numbers.mp4

02:18

007 Linking to email addresses and email messages.mp4

05:12

008 Using images as links.mp4

02:57

009 Including several links within an image using image maps.mp4

08:07

010 Links in the head of the document.mp4

02:41

03 Styling Links with CSS

001 Styling links and link states.mp4

07:01

002 Making exceptions to link styling.mp4

03:12

003 Styling a text link to look like a button.mp4

04:53

004 Understanding proper navigation markup.mp4

03:14

005 Creating a simple vertical navigation bar.mp4

06:27

006 Creating a simple horizontal navigation bar.mp4

05:38

04 Maintaining Links

001 Checking sites for link rot and broken links.mp4

06:21

002 Redirecting links within a webpage.mp4

03:51

003 Redirecting links on the server.mp4

03:51

004 Content delivery networks.mp4

02:25

005 Controlling which links search engines follow.mp4

05:39

05 Conclusion

001 Next steps.mp4

01:32

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Hyperlinks are the foundation of the World Wide Web, but they come in many different flavors. Do you want to link to a specific point in a document? Make a phone call, or send an email? Link from images or dedicated navigation bars instead of text? In this course, instructor Jen Kramer gives you all the tools you need to make those tasks easy. Jen goes over basic links, linking to different files and resources, and linking from images, headers, text, and more. She shows you how you can style links and individual link states using CSS selectors, then goes into how you can make exceptions and create different styles. Jen covers the steps you should take to maintain links and redirect them when necessary.

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