The <a> Tag
Purpose
The <a> tag defines an HTML link (i.e., it is mapped to an HTML <a> element).
The module and action attributes are used to address the action to be invoked by the link.
Attributes
Attribute groups: %coreattrs, %i18n and %events.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| accesskey | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
| action | Required - Module-relative path to the action in the target module, that should be invoked when following the link. The tag will transform this into a context-relative path, when it renders the HTML form tag's action attribute. The action may be extended with a query string (starting with ?) and an anchor (starting with #). |
| charset | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
| coords | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
| hreflang | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
| module | The name of the module, that will be targeted by this link. The specified action will be searched in that module. If ommitted, the link will target into the current module. |
| name | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
| onblur | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
| onfocus | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
| rel | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
| rev | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
| shape | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
| tabindex | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
| target | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
| type | Mapped to the HTML attribute of the same name. |
Body
The <a> tag requires a body containing the content to be rendered as a link.