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Good evening, guys.
I joined a wordpress site recently and noticed a link this way:
<a href="/carros/gol-0k" data-ss1560980866="1">Gol 0k</a>
However when I hovered over the link, it showed me the full domain URL at the bottom of my browser:
<a href="www.carros.com/carros/gol-0k" data-ss1560980866="1">Gol 0k</a>
I was curious and tried to implement here only I could not. How would do this, someone has done something like this? I think it is not JV.
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Amanda, this function is given by the browser itself, not by the element code <a>
I tested on Firefox and Chrome, it works:
<a href="https://electronic.perina.net/">Passe o mouse AQUI</a>0
As Ian said, this is a browser function.
It turns out that the url "/cars/gol-0k" is called relative. It does not depend on the domain and, if changed, does not influence the reference.
The url "www.carros.com/cars/gol-0k" is absolute. If the domain changes from "www.carros.com" to "www.carros.com.br", the reference no longer works.
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Only the browser adds the full URL to the link when you hover your mouse, because it is a subdirectory or a page of the website.
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Here is a good explanation on this subject: https://answall.com/questions/392423/o-que-s%C3%A3o-relative-paths-when-it-is-links-of-navigational%C3%A7%C3%A3o#392427
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