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How to rub out URL in xhtml

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welcome back guys welcome to your 43rd tutorial and in this story Iamp;#39;m gonna be talking about another form element and this element is actually called a text area now a text area the most simple way I can put it is you know those single line text fields that we had before itamp;#39;s just a big text field now what is the point of having you know a text area then well certain times when youamp;#39;re making forms youamp;#39;re going to kind of want to push your user in leaving more than a single line of text for example if they were like on a dating website and they need to leave a biographer your about themselves or maybe theyamp;#39;re posting an ad on eBay and they need to write a description about their item this takes more than a single line of text so whenever you want the user to enter like one word give them a single line of text but whenever you want to have them enter like a couple paragraphs youamp;#39;re gonna need to give them a text area so thatamp;#39;s where

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The XLink namespace is declared at the top of the document (xmlns:xlink=) The xlink:type=simple creates a simple HTML-like link. The xlink:href attribute specifies the URL to link to (in this case - an image) The xlink:show=new specifies that the link should open in a new window.
Adding a Hyperlink to a Document or File Select the text to be hyperlinked in the XHTML editor. Click Insert/Edit Link. The Insert/Edit Link dialog appears. Select Document.
You will use the tag most commonly with its href attribute to create a hypertext link, or hyperlink, to another place in the same document or to another document. In these cases, the current document is the source of the link; the value of the href attribute, a URL, is the target.
A basic link is created by wrapping the text or other content inside an element and using the href attribute, also known as a Hypertext Reference, or target, that contains the web address.
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To make an image act as a link, place the img element within the a element. The default appearance is a blue border around the image. Specifying border=0 removes the border around the image. The W3C recommends using style sheets instead of the border attribute for the img element.

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