The SRC attribute uses the image specified by the URL as the bullet
for this item. The DINGBAT attribute identifies an iconic entity
for the bullet. The SKIP attribute is used with ordered lists to
skip forward in the count. The TYPE attribute changes the bullet or
numbering style for this item. type has the same values as it would in the
OL or UL
tag. The VALUE attribute resets the sequence number to number.
The link tag appears within the HEAD
section of a document. It has all the same attributes as the anchor tag. The
main 3 attributes used are REL, REV and HREF. The
REL attribute specifies the relationship between this document and
the link. The REV attribute specifies a reverse relationship while
the HREF attribute specifies the URL of the link. The following is
a list of some of the current relationships. The TITLE attribute
specifies an advisory title string.
Toolbar relationships
Browsers use this tag to build custom toolbars for the document.
REL=Home
Link points to home or top page in hierarchy.
REL=ToC
Link points to a table of contents.
REL=Index
Link points to an index for the current page.
REL=Glossary
Link points to a glossary.
REL=Copyright
Link points to a page with copyright information for the current
page.
REL=Up
Link points to the pages parent in the hierarchy.
REL=Next
Link points to the next page in a series of pages.
REL=Previous
Link points to the previous page in a series of pages.
REL=Help
Link points to information that may further explain the page to the
user.
REL=Bookmark
Link points to a particular location within a long document. The
TITLE attribute is used to label the bookmark.
Other relationships
REL=Banner
This use achieves the effect that the BANNER tag will
eventually provide.
REL=StyleSheet
Link points to a style sheet that will be used to render the current
document.