Anchors and nested tags.

The anchor tag denotes the source and destination of a hyperlink. Anchors can be absolute or relative. Relative anchors are important when your development machine is different from your server machine. If you use absolute anchors, then porting over a series of web pages can be a nightmare. Links can point to a different file or a fragment (indicated by a #) of a file.

Here is a list of files shown today.

• Empty html
• Just a title
• Headers plus some erroneous tags that most browsers ignore
• Logical and physical tags
• Fonts
• Images and alignments
• Pre
• Paragraph alignment
• More image attributes"
• Background
• Lists
• Definition list
• A page with internal table of contents and fragment anchors

  Here is the bottom of the list. From here you can go back to the top of the file.