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You can show these things via CSS. By default they have `display: none` but you can change it something like `display: inline` so <link> appears just like <a>.
by gjvnq 5y ago
You can show these things via CSS. By default they have `display: none` but you can change it something like `display: inline` so <link> appears just like <a>. You may need JavaScript to make the clicking work.
- gmfawcett 5y agoThese <link/> attributes belonged in the <head>. It was page metadata, not a page element: the browser itself was supposed to give you controls for forward, back, etc.