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6.3.2 Fragment in Same Page
Within your current page, you can use a Fragment ID to specify the place
to which you want to jump.
This is section abc
6.3.3 Fragment in Different Page
Within a different webpage, you can use a Fragment ID to specify the place
to which you want to jump.
6.3.4 target=blank
Thea taghas an attributetargetthat can be used for several purposes, the
most important of which may be causing a new tab to open in the browser.
target=_blank
BE CAREFUL with this as it can be very annoying to the user.
Historically, HTML4 walked away from this capability, believing that the
choice of whether to open a new tab should be left to the user, and not
under the control of the webpage designer.
HTML5 has reversed that decision, andtarget=_blankis now established
as a standard part of the HTML language.
Exam Question 104(p.342): To open a link in a new tab, what HTML
attribute=value should you use?
Acceptable Answer:target=blank
6.3.5 Docroot and Path
As the website developer, you must put the content into the proper directo-
ries and files so it can be found when it is requested.
When a webpage is requested, the webhost splits the URL into a domain