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candice liu
1,072 Pointscan not understand this one ?
a
1 Answer
Flavio Barros
3,686 Points"a", or <a></a>, stands for "anchor"!
You can add the atribute "href" next to the tag referencing to a link, for instance. ("href" stands for hypertext reference)
Like this:
<a href="http://www.teamtreehouse.com">Learn with TreeHouse, here!</a>
The result would be the text between the tag linking to the website mentioned next the href atribute. Got it?