This page contains several different type of links. This is a link to a section of the page lower down: Lower Section Link via ID
This is a link to another document in the same folder, known as a relative link: Relative link to page2.html
This is a link to an entirely different website, the location of my first project in this class, 6-word Summer: Six Word Summer Project link
This is a link to an email address: Send mail to Beth@slimy.com
This is a link to an email address with a pre-filled subject: Send mail to Beth@slimy.com with the subject "Hello World!" The validator said that I shouldn't have a space in the subject, but the generator at https://www.textfixer.com/html/email-html-code.php generated example code with a space.
This link should open a link to Google.com in a new window: Google.com in a new window
This is an HTML button as a link:
This link gives a title and should have mouseover text telling you that it will open in a new window. Google.com
The CSS of this page should make this link look red after it has been visited, instead of the default color: Danger: Page 2 will look red after being visited.
The CSS of the page will make this link in this paragraph look green while you are hovering over it. Page 2 green hovering link.
This is just a bunch of line breaks so that there will be space between the top and the
bottom of the document so that it's obvious that the top and bottom links did something
by jumping to the various anchors on the page.
It was my understanding from the book that IDs should be used for javascript, not CSS, but
perhaps they should be used for internal document links as well.
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This is the lower section of the document. I can also create a link that jumps back up to the top: The Top Link