The Link object represents an HTML link element.
The link element must be placed inside the head section of an HTML document, and it specifies a link to an external resource.
A common use of the <link> tag is to link to external style sheets.
Note: The Link object can also use the properties/methods of:
W3C: W3C Standard.
| Property | Description | W3C |
|---|---|---|
| charset | Sets or returns the character encoding of a linked document | Yes |
| href | Sets or returns the URL of a linked document | Yes |
| hreflang | Sets or returns the language code of the linked document | Yes |
| media | Sets or returns the media type for the link element | Yes |
| rel | Sets or returns the relationship between the current document and the linked document | Yes |
| rev | Sets or returns the reverse relationship from the linked document to the current document | Yes |
| type | Sets or returns the content type of the linked document | Yes |
The Link object also supports the standard properties and events.
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