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Using the link element and navigation tools

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ID: H59

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Technology: html

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Type: Technique

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When to Use

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HTML

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Description

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The objective of this technique is to describe how the link element can + provide metadata about the position of an HTML page within a set of Web pages or can + assist in locating content with a set of Web pages. The value of the rel + attributes indicates what type of relation is being described, and the href + attribute provides a link to the document having that relation. Different link element rel values are used to create relationships:

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Examples

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A Web page for Chapter 2 of an on-line book might contain the following links + within the head section.

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<link rel="prev" href="Chapter01.html" title="01. Why Volunteer?">
+<link rel="next" href="Chapter03.html" title="03. Who Volunteers?" />
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Tests

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Procedure

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For a Web page that is within a sequence or collection of Web pages:

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  1. Check that all link elements pertaining to navigation occur in the head section of the document.
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    For each link element in the head section of the document which pertains to navigation, check that it contains at least:

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    1. a rel attribute identifying the link type
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    2. a valid href attribute to locate the appropriate resource
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