| <a | href=location_url | (Where to go) | |
| target=frame_name | (Which frame or window to put it in) | ||
| onClick=method_name | (When clicked, call a function. Browsers often use this themselves.) | ||
| onMouseOver=method_name | (When mouse comes over the link, call function.) | ||
| onMouseOut=method_name | (When mouse leaves the link, call function.) | ||
| > | |||
| Link text | (Text that is part of the link.) | ||
| </a> |
Example with image instead of text & functions called on mouseover & mouse out: The border=0 in the image turns off the like around the image that the link would normally create.
<a href=# onmouseover="Wag(true)"onmouseout="Wag(false)">
<center>
<img name="dog" src="img/harv1.jpg"
alt="(Dog that wags
its tail when mouse is over)"
width=98 height=153border=0align=left>
</center>
</a>
Example with function call on click:
<a href="javascript:"alert('text to display')">
| _top | Load into the current window | |
| _parent | Load into the parent frame | |
| _self | Load into the current frame | |
| _blank | Load into a new window | |
| frame_name | Load into the specified frame |
Base allows the base html address and/or the default target to be
set. If href is used, relative paths
are relative to the base instead of the current directory. (Note:
"./" should override this.) If target
is used, the default target will be set. If it's not used, _self
is the default.
Last Updated: $Date: 2003/11/09 11:08:23 $ GMT ($Revision: 1.3 $)