The <base> tag specifies the default address or default target for all links on a page. Normally, browsers fill in the blanks in relative URLs by extracting the corresponding elements from the URL of the current document. use The <base> tag can change this. The browser will then resolve all relative URLs using the specified base URL instead of the current document's URL. This includes URLs in <a>, <img>, <link>, and <form> tags. Quote 2: Target is the target page that you jump to after clicking the link. In layman's terms, the links <a> on your current page, including <img>, <link>, and <form>, will be opened in _self (this page) according to the provisions of <base target="_self"> unless you specify a target, such as <a heft="" target="_blank">link one</a>. The base target="" can also be top, _blank, parent or other frame names. |
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