
prefetch - Similar to next, but without implying an actual sequential relationship.This requests that the browser client omit that information. Typically, the HTTP request will specify where the user is coming from (the current page). noreferrer - Used to prevent sending referer information in the HTTP request header when the user clicks on the link.Comment systems often add this to user-entered links by default. Used to prevent giving SEO benefit to the linked page. nofollow - The linked document is not endorsed by the author of the current document.Some browsers will pre-fetch the contents of the linked document in order to speed up rendering when the user finally clicks on it. next - The linked document is the next part in a paginated series.
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title sets the tooltip or hover-text of a link.If you want to open a new tab set target="_blank". target specifies what window (or browser tab) to open the link in.

Item Three Īlong with the href, the tag has several important attributes. Item Three Here's how you have to do it Item One Item Two

This is going to look bad Item One Item Two If you want the school-notes outline style with different types of numbering at each level, you have to do it yourself. Unfortunately the same thing does not happen with ordered lists. The official specification's suggestion for marking up dialogue can be found here. Reader Really? What's so great about it? Author It's so oddly flexible. Reader What is your favorite HTML entity? Author Funny you should ask! It's the description list. It was included as an example in the HTML4 specification, but removed for HTML5: script-like dialogue. There is also one off-the-wall use for description lists, which is somewhat controversial.
