How to tease our blog readers with our links~

.: Links were made to be clicked, copied, or linked. But not to be teased. Eh? :-P

I found an interesting explanation about HTML link. I use link a lot, either for showing us interesting stuff, link to other good article, embedding pictures, videos, etc, because link is useful. What is link actually?

Link is usually written like this : <a href="http://blablabla.html">aiemm</a>.

Define HTML link:
(via HTMLGoodies):

• The 'a' there means anchor. So, 'a' is for anchor, not apple ya?
• 'href' means hYPERTEXT refERENCE. That's why href is written after a, because to help anchor refer to the desired link.
• URL (uniform resource locator) is normally written is this format http://blablabla.html or http://aiemm.blogspot.com . URL is another word is the address of our blog. Another example: Facebook URL is written like this http://www.facebook.com , and YouTube is http://www.youtube.com .
• and to close the anchor, it is written as '/a'.

The most common link properties used in this blog is the target attribute. I think I should use the title attribute from now on. Hee~ :-)

What is a HTML link attributes?

• our HTML links can be given certain emotions. Like when you click on it, it opens the target website in a new window or a new tab instead in the current window. This is called a naughty link, and it contains _blank as it's target.
• eg: <a href="http://aiemm.blogspot.com" target="_blank">aiemm</a> . Or it can be written as target="_whatevernamehere" too~
• another attribute that catches my eye is the title for HTML links. When we found links with title, that links is considered truthful and honest. Why? When we point our mouse it shows us the link name~
• eg: <a href="http://aiemm.blogspot.com" title="i like IM">aiemm</a> . To show this link emotion, hover your mouse on this aiemm link~

Wiki-chain. The HTML link to information~  ;-)

So, after learning this HTML link, now we can proceed to the teasing part~

• How to tease our blog reader with links #1 : Instead of href-fing our link to the original website, how about linking it to wrong website? :-P
• How to tease our blog reader with links #2 : Write our link title as funny as strange as we might. It must not be annoying, but helpful playful~~
• LOL~  :-P 

Now we can go practice teasing our links~ Oh yeayyyy~  X-D
Further reading~

• W3Schools : HTML links. (One of the best site to learn and practice HTML~)
• W3Schools : HTML <a> tag.
• Tizag : HTML tutorials - text links.
• W3.org : Links in HTML documents. (Kinda heavy reading...) 
• image credit to: bastique on Flickr. 

aiemm: "This post is not meant to be like this, noooooooooooooooo~~"
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