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Link usage with rel attribute:
<a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.functravel.com/">Cheap Flights</a>
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All mainstream browsers support the rel attribute.
Note:Although browsers will not use this attribute in any way, search engines can use this attribute to obtain more information about links.
The rel attribute of the <a> tag is used to specify the relationship between the current document and the linked document.
Only when the href attribute is used can the rel attribute be used.
Some values have been removed, and some new values have been added.
<a rel="value">
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| alternate | Optional version of the document (such as print page, translation page, or mirror). |
| stylesheet | External stylesheet of the document. |
| start | First document in the collection. |
| next | Next document in the collection. |
| prev | Previous document in the collection. |
| contents | Table of contents of documents. |
| index | Index of documents. |
| glossary | Glossary or explanation of terms used in the document. |
| copyright | Documents containing copyright information. |
| chapter | Chapters of documents. |
| section | Sections of documents. |
| subsection | Subsections of documents. |
| appendix | Appendix of documents. |
| help | Help documents. |
| bookmark | Related documents. |
| nofollow | Google uses "nofollow" to specify that Google search engine should not follow the link. |
| licence | |
| tag | |
| friend |