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Linking to email addresses and email messages
From the course: HTML and CSS: Linking
Linking to email addresses and email messages
- [Instructor] Email links are an easy way to have a simple method for someone to click a link in a webpage and have that email address open in their configured email application. Whether that's an online service like Gmail, or a desktop application, the email link still works. The only downside is that spammers like to scrape these email addresses from websites. Some people use JavaScript to help mix up the email address to avoid these spammers. That's a little bit beyond for this course, but making an email link is super helpful. They're used all over the web today. So let's go through how to write one of these. So inside of your Exercise Files folder, so you'll find links dot HTML in the Begin folder in zero one dash zero seven. Go ahead and open that up and look at line 20 where I said, "Or send me an email." And of course we're going to do something again with a href equals something in quotes, and a slash a here at the end. So what goes inside of the quotes? Well, as you saw…
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The basic link5m 33s
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Linking to offsite resources4m 23s
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Opening links in different windows and iframes5m 41s
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Linking to PDF files and other documents6m 16s
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Linking within the same document and top of page6m 25s
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Linking phone numbers2m 18s
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Linking to email addresses and email messages5m 12s
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Using images as links2m 57s
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Including several links within an image using image maps8m 7s
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Links in the <head> of the document2m 41s
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