Today, I think I am going to go a little bit slower, paying attention to how things look as well. Instead of moving fast and breaking things
. I might focus more on making the code at least a little bit more legible. Yesterday's code was a jumbled up mess, impossible to parse. I should use indentations more.
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And let's begin.
This link should open in the same window (default).
This link should open in a new tab.
This link should open in the parent frame. whatever that means lol. Btw is using small and sub tags together a good idea? idk.
This link should open in the full body of the window. again, whatever this means. We'll see I guess.
-> Okay, the last two just opened the links in the same tab, not in a new tab or window. So I don't know what target="_parent" and target="_top" attributes do.
I looked it up, and people mention something called "iframes" and whatnot. I uhhh don't know what that is so I'm gonna skip this I guess?
This is a clickable image that should open a website in a new tab:
-> So apparently this is some javascript code.
I don't know what that is, and I don't know why I had to use a 'document.location' attribute tbh. I just looked up the code and wrote the same thing here. It works, but I don't understand it.
I think I'll skip this for now.
And okay so I can add tooltips to links as well.
Link with a tooltip.
Wait, can I add tooltips to paragraphs as well? Like, the entire thing? If so I can use this to hide some easter eggs in my future projects maybe. Let's see. -- IT WORKS!
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Now I'm gonna try changing the colors of the links in the css file. brb ily mwah --okay it's done. It looks ass. I might need to look up some decent color combinations for teal. But hey, I now know how to change them ^^
So apparently there's a tag called id. I can use it to create links to jump to certain places within the page. So uhhhhhh,
Go to the top?
Okay that works I guess.
Oh I can also link it to jump to a certain place in other pages. Soooo
wanna see a cat?
Alright that works too.