"href" code is used when you want a word, phrase, or URL to be linked to a specific web page. But for SEO, the "href" or anchor text link is always required for building links.
Does anyone know the html code to disable all the sounds on a webpage? I'm trying to play some videos without the sound playing. I know you can do it by putting mute="true" inside the video embed tag, but I need to know if there's another way to do this and just disable all the sounds on the whole webpage with one html tag.
href is used to do anchor text link in a website,it is the attribute used in anchor tag in html.we have use href attribute like this.text. for more information on html refer w3schools
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Dunley posted this at 06:44 — 29th September 2010.
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"href" code is used when you want a word, phrase, or URL to be linked to a specific web page. But for SEO, the "href" or anchor text link is always required for building links.
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jackhamrick posted this at 07:54 — 1st October 2010.
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Does anyone know the html code to disable all the sounds on a webpage? I'm trying to play some videos without the sound playing. I know you can do it by putting mute="true" inside the video embed tag, but I need to know if there's another way to do this and just disable all the sounds on the whole webpage with one html tag.
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andolasoft posted this at 09:47 — 6th October 2010.
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href function is used to create a link in the html page.
anilkumarsoppnox posted this at 05:57 — 14th October 2010.
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href is used to do anchor text link in a website,it is the attribute used in anchor tag in html.we have use href attribute like this.text. for more information on html refer w3schools
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