From the course: HTML and CSS: Linking
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Linking to PDF files and other documents
From the course: HTML and CSS: Linking
Linking to PDF files and other documents
- [Instructor] Making links to PDFs isn't any different than making links to other pages on your website. You can link to PDFs within your website or you can link to PDFs on other websites. The principles you use for linking PDFs is the same for linking any other kind of document including Microsoft Office documents. If the browser can't display a specific type of document then it will download the document instead. So let's practice making some links to these other types of files. As you'll see here on lines 19, 20 and 21 inside of link storage HTML located in your exercise files folder inside of folders 01 04 in the begin folder, you'll see that we are going to make links to a PDF on our site. We'll make a link to a Word document and we're going to link to a PDF elsewhere on the internet in this video. So let's start with the first one here on line 19 linking to a PDF. As you might expect, we're going to still use the a tag here, start with the a tag and where you want the linkable…
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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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