<A> </A>
The anchor (A) tag is used for creating links. The text or images inside will be selectable by the page's visitor, and by clicking the person will be taken to the location of the HREF attribute. The TITLE attribute is used as a description of the area being linked to, which is shown by some browsers when the mouse moves over the URL.
The NAME attribute is used to set up "named anchors." The text will be marked as a "target" to which a browser can jump to directly. For example, if you have Top" somewhere in the document, and the user selects the URL "#top" he will be taken to that line.
REL and REV aren't used often, they mark up relationships between the current document and the resource in the link. REL="..." in document A, in a link pointing to B, tells that document A has a relationship of "..." with document B. REV="..." indicates B has that relationship with A. Since these are not widely used, there is no standard list of values for them.
Link to another page.
<A HREF="index.html">Script Source</A>
Script Source
To link within a page, put this where you want the link,
<A HREF="#top">Top</A>
and this somewhere else on the page.
<A NAME="top">
Top
