Links
Creating links
Markdown offers several ways to create links in your document.
Inline links
A common way to create a link is to use the inline syntax, combining square brackets for the link text and parentheses for the URL.
Syntax:
Visit [Learn-webdevelopment.com](https://learn-webdevelopment.com/)
Result:
Visit Learn-webdevelopment.com.
Tooltip style titles
You can add a title attribute that displays as a tooltip when hovering over the link:
Syntax:
Visit [Learn-webdevelopment.com](https://learn-webdevelopment.com "Link Title").
Result:
Visit Learn-webdevelopment.com.
Reference links
For documents with many links or when using the same link multiple times, reference links can be useful.
Syntax:
[Learn Markdown][markdown course]
[markdown course]: https://learn-webdevelopment.com/course/markdown/introduction-to-markdown/introduction-to-markdown "Learn Markdown"
Result:
Automatic links
For simple URLs or email addresses, you can use angle brackets to automatically create links:
Syntax:
<https://learn-webdevelopment.com>
<[email protected]>
Result:
https://learn-webdevelopment.com
Images as links
You can turn images into links by adding the image syntax inside the link syntax:
Syntax:
[](https://learn-webdevelopment.com/course/markdown/introduction-to-markdown/introduction-to-markdown)
Result: