HTML & CSS for Beginners Part 5: Links

A look at how to add links to your website, as well as the difference between relative and absolute paths in HTML.

This video is part of a large series introducing HTML & CSS to people who have never used it before. The goal of this series is to give you a good enough understanding of HTML and CSS to let you build your first website on your own!

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[OctaZR]

Good luck to everyone on their Odin Project Coding Journey, consistency is key! doesn't matter when you started or how difficult it is, stick to it long enough and you shall succeed.

[sambz]

An Odin Project learner too, and I'm loving these youtube recommendations. Love how you explain these concepts and add some background insights and tips here and there. Thanks ❤

[julianvasquez]

Love to see the constant motivation of " The Odin Project" on here with every link. Keep up to great work! Thanks Kevin!

[axh]

The Odin Project got your back! TOP squad <3

[thebasilugo]

the odin project 2025! you're doing great!

[seancarver]

Odin Project brought me here. I'm looking forward to more videos and how much I'm learning. So happy to have found this.

[mateyfacey]

Hello from the Odin Project! Who else is excited to finally be close to starting the first project? :)

[jisson]

Also here from the Odin Project. :) thank you

[justinpaterson]

way easier than the dozen other CSS videos I've watched. Love this channel! thank you Kevin for your calm communication and professional expertise.

[LakinWani]

Here for TOP! I'm excited to be learning new and exciting! best of Luck to the TOP students that read this!

[anthayes]

2024 The Odin Project. Very useful videos. Thank you.

[mariedavtyan]

I love these videos so far! ugh! so insightful for a complete beginner like me, just wanted to give you a shout-out! You did an amazing job at explaining all of this!

[ciro]

Day 1 of learning, and I already feel that I learned something today! thank you sir for your simplicity :)

[TetsusaigaDrgn]

Thanks for making this tutorial and being clear in your explanations

[xandermorsdorf]

Im came from TOP and stay for the song at the end of each course

[weishen]

This guys voice is legendary. Not to mention his pronunciation, woow, I love it. He can be my english teacher.

[xjuantanamobay]

If you're here from the Odin Project, like this comment! I wish you all the best!

[joellisfsantana]

Thanks for the content and your time Kevin 👨‍💻

[joelnieves]

TOP here! just keep going we can do this!

[vampbat]

Thank you so much for this! A very candid and easygoing refresher for concepts that can (super easily, for some) get hard to understand!