Language References
HTML 5
Sets or retrieves the relationship(s) described by the hypertext link from the anchor to the target.
Inline |
<element rel = 'Alternate' || 'Stylesheet' || 'Start' || 'Next' || 'Prev' || 'Contents' || 'Index' || 'Glossary' || 'Copyright' || 'Chapter' || 'Section' || 'Shortcut Icon' || 'Subsection' || 'Appendix' || 'Help' || 'Bookmark' || 'Offline'...> |
Script |
object.rel = sStylesheet ] |
Alternate |
Denotes a substitute version of the file containing the link. |
Stylesheet |
Refers to a stylesheet. |
Start |
Denotes the first document of a set. |
Next |
Denotes the next document in a sequence. |
Prev |
Denotes the previous document in a sequence. |
Contents |
Denotes a table of contents document. |
Index |
Refers to an index document for the current page. |
Glossary |
Refers to a glossary for the current page. |
Copyright |
Refers to a copyright notice for the current page. |
Chapter |
Indicates a page is a chapter for a set of pages. |
Section |
Indicates a page is a section for a set of pages. |
Shortcut Icon |
Indicates the href contains a path to an icon file to be used for the favorite or link. |
Subsection |
Indicates a page is a subsection for a set of pages. |
Appendix |
Refers to a page that is an appendix for the set of pages. |
Help |
Refers to a Help document. |
Bookmark |
Denotes a bookmark. |
Offline |
Indicates the href contains a path to the CDF file to be used for an offline favorite. |
The property is read/write with no default value.
The value is a comma-separated list of the preceding forward relationship values. The default relationship, if none other is given, is void. The rel property is used only when the href property is present.
Shortcut Icon, and Offline only apply to the LINK object.
The Offline possible value is available as of Internet Explorer® 5 and later.
A, LINK