# HTML(Link)

Version Ref: 5.0 (not included in filePro Lite)

Syntax:

HTML:LN :HR "test.htm"

HTML Function | TAG | Tag Code | Tag Value | Attr | Value | # of Values
Link | <LINK> | Link | <none> | :HR | Href | 1
|  |  |  | :RL | Rel | 1
|  |  |  | :RV | Rev | 1
|  |  |  | :TI | Title | 1

Description:

:LN is used to indicate relationships between documents. There are two possible relationships.

The :RL attribute indicates a normal relationship to the document specified in the URL.

The :RV attribute is a reverse relationship. In other words, the other document has the indicated relationship with this one. The :TI attribute can be used to suggest a title for the referenced URL.

Usage:

Attrib | Value | Description
:RL | "copyright" | Indicates the location of a page with copyright information and such on the site.
:RL | "glossary" | Indicates the location of a glossary of terms for this site.
:RL | "help" | Indicates the location of a help file for this site. This can be useful if the data is complex or if the current document may require explanations to be used correctly (for example a large fill-in form).
:RL | "home" | Indicates the location of the homepage, or starting page in this site
:RL | "index" | Indicates the location of the index for this site. This doesn't have to be the same as the table of contenets. The index could be alphabetical.
:RL | "stylesheet" | This indicates the location of the appropriate style sheet for the current document. The following link tags allow advanced browsers to automatically generate a navigational button bar for the site. For each possible value, the URL can be either absolute or relative.
:RL | "toc" | Indicates the location of the table of contents, or overview of this site.
:RL | "next" | Indicates the location of the next document in a series, relative to the curent document.
:RL | "previous" | Indicates the location of the previous document in a series, relative to the current document.
:RL | "up" | Indicates the location of the document which is logically directly above the current document.
:RV | "made" | Indicates the creator of the document. Usually the URL is a "mailto: URL with the creator's address. Advanced browsers will now let the reader comment on the page with just one button or keystroke.