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Writing URLs after links and social media icons

Writing URLs after links and social media icons - CSS Tutorial

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Writing URLs after links and social media icons

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- Links are so foundational to websites, and I am sure you are very good at putting links into your webpages. However, when you print a document out, we wind up with a bunch of colored texts with underlines that gets printed. We don't necessarily see the URL for the pages associated with those links. Wouldn't it be great if, when we printed out this particular document, we could see the URL associated with each link? And especially when it comes to the social media icons that are down here towards the bottom of the page. Down here we had these lovely links to all of the various H+ Sport social media, but when we print out the page right now, those icons are all just icons. We have no idea where to go. We know that H+ Sport has a Twitter account, but we don't know what their handle is. So let's go to head and add some styles, so we'll actually make this happen. You can do this with just CSS, you don't need Javascript.…

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