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HTML Basics, Part 3: Links and Navigation

  • Post author:Raju_M
  • Post published:September 14, 2026
  • Post category:HTML
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Lesson 3 of the HTML course: the anchor element in full depth — absolute vs relative URLs, linking within a page, opening links safely in new tabs, mailto/tel links, and writing accessible link text.

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