Hyperlinks

Web browsers displays links to external resources/files as blue and underline. Here is an HTML5 example: 

			<!DOCTTYPE html> 

			<!--Example 1: Links.html --> 

			<html> 

			<head> 

				<title> Links example </title> 

			</head> 

			<body> 

			<h1> See below a list of a few search engines</h1> 

			<footer> 

			<p> Created by: Zoheir Ezziane </p> 

			<p> Email address: <a href="mailto:zezziane@yahoo.com">zezziane@yahoo.com</a>.</p> 
 
			</footer> 

			<hr> 

			<h2> See below a list of a few search engines</h2> 

			<p> <a href="http://www.google.com">Google</a> 

			<p> <a href="http://www.yahoo.com">Yahoo</a> 

			<p> <a href="http://www.bing.com">Bing</a> 

			</body> 

		</html>
Here is an HTML5 example:

How to hyperlink to an e-mail address? mailto:URL is used to enable most web browsers to open the default e-mail program such as MS Outlook to write an email.

Here is an example: 

			<!DOCTTYPE html> 

			<!--Example: Email.html --> 

			<html> 

				<head> 

					<title> Email example </title> 

	
				</head> 

				<body> 

				<p> Send an email to <a href = "mailto:zezziane@hotmail.com"> the default 
						email program will open to send me an email.

					</p>
				</body> 

			</html>
See here how the browser shows the hyperlinked email address:

See how the Email client program opens and the email address being hyperlinked:


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Date of last modification: 2020.