[RESOLVED] Difference between "src" and "href" attributes.

Hi there guys can someone tell me the simple difference between "src" and "href" attributes??

Thanks.

Anchors use href, images use src.

SRC is used for referring an image file: src="goodpic.jpg" inside an image tag

href is used for referring a webpage: href="http://www.nameofwebpage.com" inside an anchor tag

Thanks for the reply.
so src is for the file location? and href is for web address?

src refers to image file

href refers to indicate the webpage.

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Originally Posted by amir786_z

Thanks for the reply.
so src is for the file location? and href is for web address?

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No, both can use local or absolute (web) addresses. The difference is just formal. <a> used "href=", <img> uses "src=".

the src="" and href="" can b e used in many ways examples . . .

src="" used for a images example .swf .tiff .gif .png .jpg etc like so . . .
<img src="lol.png">

or you could embed a web page . . .

<embed src="http://example.com" height="500px" width="500px">

what about href used to make a link. . .

<a href="http://example.com">my site name</a>

and both used together as a clickable image. . .

<a href="http://example.com"><embed src="http://exapmle.com/lol.swf"</a>

or web page . . .

<a href="http://example.com"><embed src="http://exapmle.com" height="500px" width="500px"></a>

just use what's suitable for what you need XD

Thanks for the reply guys :)

Welcome Amir :)