Specifies the URL of the resource being linked, which can be absolute or relative
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A single <link> element can create multiple links to external resources and/or hyperlinks. Their number and types depend on the rel metadata value. Content-related attributes of the <link> element:
href
hreflang
Specifies the language of the linked resource according to the BCP47 standard. Use this metadata only if href attributes are present.
type
Specifies the MIME type of the resource being linked, such as text/html, text/css, etc. romania rcs data Typically used to identify the type of stylesheet being referenced (e.g. text/css).
media
Specifies a media condition under which the linked resource should be applied. Its value must be a valid list of media queries.
crossorigin
Specifies whether CORS should be used when loading the linked resource. The value "anonymous" means that the cross-origin request is made without sending the user's credentials. The "use-credentials" attribute specifies that credentials will be sent.
By default, an invalid metadata value represents the anonymous state, while a missing attribute value represents the non-CORS state by default.
href
hreflang
Specifies the language of the linked resource according to the BCP47 standard. Use this metadata only if href attributes are present.
type
Specifies the MIME type of the resource being linked, such as text/html, text/css, etc. romania rcs data Typically used to identify the type of stylesheet being referenced (e.g. text/css).
media
Specifies a media condition under which the linked resource should be applied. Its value must be a valid list of media queries.
crossorigin
Specifies whether CORS should be used when loading the linked resource. The value "anonymous" means that the cross-origin request is made without sending the user's credentials. The "use-credentials" attribute specifies that credentials will be sent.
By default, an invalid metadata value represents the anonymous state, while a missing attribute value represents the non-CORS state by default.