Hypertext links are really what makes the web a "web"! We can create links that link the different pages of our website together, but we can also create links that will link our website to other websites. In this tutorial, you will learn about the different types of links you can create and the different attributes the links support. Are you just getting started with HTML? If so, start at the beginning of HTML for Beginners series playlist here: th-cam.com/play/PL0Zuz27SZ-6OlAwitnFUubtE93DO-l0vu.html
Thank you, Dave, for this awesome HTML series! I came across your HTML by accident - just clocking on random vidoes. You inspired me to start my Web Dev journey.
I am syrian and all i can say is this explanation is from a unique teacher and a unique programmer Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us sir your content is really top notch. I am a web application hacker , i wanted to expand my knowledge in web and thanks god i have found your channel .
Thanks for another helpful tutorial, Dave! I had no idea before viewing this video that a download link is created so easily… well, now I know! lol Cheers!
Thank you for such a great tutorials, it helps a lot on the way to learn and so easy to understand even for people with low level of English. 🔥 I use the same long comment under all your videos to avoid clutter and promote your videos to more people. 😉
Just a note about internal links for those interested. You can get a nice smooth scroll effect by adding the property "scroll-behaviour: smooth;" inside the html element style rule.
Great man what are u doing , learnt a lot from you, waiting for some full stack builds ,one request in TH-cam lot of videos are there for full stack application development but they are not easy to understand they miss somewhere basic ,can u upload how we should approch and technology side by side from basic ..lot of ♥️ from 🇮🇳
It really a nice series but dave I want more projects to do on raw HTML before moving on CSS and Java is there any suggestion BTW thankyou very much of explaining in this manner your way of teaching is very helpful
Hi Dave. Really enjoying these videos. One question about the href with the slash(/). Does it take you to the index page or to the page that linked to the current page? Meaning, if I link to a page from a page that's not the index, do I return to that page or to the index page? Thanks.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Ok, thanks. What if I want to return to the linking page and not the root? Is there a short-hand way to do that or do I just reference the calling page in the link?
Since I was having some issues getting my code to format correctly upon hitting save, I found an alternative shortcut which is to directly format the document itself by using the SHIFT + ALT + F keys. So hopefully this helps anyone else that may have come across this problem.
Wait.... are you saying that you are somehow showing the webpage live within visual studio code program? Not keeping google chrome open on the side ? Do you have a tutorial for how to set that up?
No, I am using a VS Code extension called Live Server. In the first video of this series I show how to find and install it. When you start it, it will then launch your browser. When you make changes to your HTML and save, it will instantly refresh the page for you so you see your changes with minimal effort.
Thanks the vid to help me this kind of preparation but want to ask why does href link cannot get the id name ,i do understand what is use and how to do it but the href cannot find the id name ,do i need to retype and check github
Can anyone help me to understand why the below link is not taking me to my HOME PAGE as shown in video. Instead, its showing me all files of the root folder but not the before page. I tried by keeping this inside and outside the SECTION TAG, both times, the result is same. BACK TO HOME
Hypertext links are really what makes the web a "web"! We can create links that link the different pages of our website together, but we can also create links that will link our website to other websites. In this tutorial, you will learn about the different types of links you can create and the different attributes the links support. Are you just getting started with HTML? If so, start at the beginning of HTML for Beginners series playlist here: th-cam.com/play/PL0Zuz27SZ-6OlAwitnFUubtE93DO-l0vu.html
Thank you, Dave, for this awesome HTML series! I came across your HTML by accident - just clocking on random vidoes. You inspired me to start my Web Dev journey.
You know you are amazing right…dont think your little details are unnoticed (we love details)….thae way you explain is very soft n informative
Thank you for the kind words! 🙏🙏
Thank you very much for teaching me the basics of html. Planning to watch all of your videos related to web development. Great job!!!
I am syrian and all i can say is this explanation is from a unique teacher and a unique programmer
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us sir your content is really top notch.
I am a web application hacker , i wanted to expand my knowledge in web and thanks god i have found your channel .
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for another helpful tutorial, Dave! I had no idea before viewing this video that a download link is created so easily… well, now I know! lol Cheers!
I'm glad to hear I helped! 🚀
I found the holy grail of web dev! My journey starts now! Thanks for the educational content!
You've very welcome, Joe!
Thank you for such a great tutorials, it helps a lot on the way to learn and so easy to understand even for people with low level of English. 🔥
I use the same long comment under all your videos to avoid clutter and promote your videos to more people. 😉
Just a note about internal links for those interested. You can get a nice smooth scroll effect by adding the property "scroll-behaviour: smooth;" inside the html element style rule.
Great man what are u doing , learnt a lot from you, waiting for some full stack builds ,one request in TH-cam lot of videos are there for full stack application development but they are not easy to understand they miss somewhere basic ,can u upload how we should approch and technology side by side from basic ..lot of ♥️ from 🇮🇳
Thank you for the request! 🙏 I have a full stack tutorial coming soon 🚀
It really a nice series but dave I want more projects to do on raw HTML before moving on CSS and Java is there any suggestion BTW thankyou very much of explaining in this manner your way of teaching is very helpful
best teacher ever 😍
Thank you!
Very good video!
good Job Dave Gray
Thank you!
Hi Dave. Really enjoying these videos. One question about the href with the slash(/). Does it take you to the index page or to the page that linked to the current page? Meaning, if I link to a page from a page that's not the index, do I return to that page or to the index page? Thanks.
/ takes you to the "root" which by default is the index.html page.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode Ok, thanks. What if I want to return to the linking page and not the root? Is there a short-hand way to do that or do I just reference the calling page in the link?
Since I was having some issues getting my code to format correctly upon hitting save, I found an alternative shortcut which is to directly format the document itself by using the SHIFT + ALT + F keys. So hopefully this helps anyone else that may have come across this problem.
Good share!
Hi Dave, great video👍 Can you add IMG links? Thank you.
There is a lesson dedicated to images in this HTML series. You can wrap a link around an image if you want.
Wait.... are you saying that you are somehow showing the webpage live within visual studio code program? Not keeping google chrome open on the side ? Do you have a tutorial for how to set that up?
No, I am using a VS Code extension called Live Server. In the first video of this series I show how to find and install it. When you start it, it will then launch your browser. When you make changes to your HTML and save, it will instantly refresh the page for you so you see your changes with minimal effort.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode I installed that. It just looks way way different on my computer. I'll try to comment less lol
Thanks the vid to help me this kind of preparation but want to ask why does href link cannot get the id name ,i do understand what is use and how to do it but the href cannot find the id name ,do i need to retype and check github
Yes, I suggest you check the course resources on Github. Compare the code for the lesson to your code to find the differences.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode ok thx again
Can anyone help me to understand why the below link is not taking me to my HOME PAGE as shown in video. Instead, its showing me all files of the root folder but not the before page. I tried by keeping this inside and outside the SECTION TAG, both times, the result is same.
BACK TO HOME
You must have a file named index.html in the same folder for a link to "/" work.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode It worked. Kudos to you 🥰
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This Link (( )) doesn't work; what's the problem.
You didn't download the .png file from the resources.