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Is this the easiest way in an html doc to create a link to a page that has the same name as the url?
So basically it will say:
Please click the following link:
http://test.com.
That is all I want it to say.
The code I wrote for this is as follows:
<A href="http://test.com">http://test.com.</A>
Or is there a more all inclusive way where you don’t have to write the name of the url twice?
Obviously my code doesnt include the initial text, this is just for example purposes.
Unless you want to copy the URL from one place to another using JavaScript, you will have to write the URL twice.
I advise agains the JavaScript copying, because its performance and SEO costs are much worse than the cost of typing everything twice.