Which attribute is used in creating a bookmark in a webpage?

Which attribute is used in creating a bookmark in a webpage?

• A. Id
• B. Href
• C. Name
• D. Class

Answer: (A)

Bookmarks on a page are internal anchors: you jump to a specific spot by linking to an anchor elsewhere on the same page. The point you jump to is created by giving an element an id, and the link uses a fragment in the href that matches that id (for example, href="#section1" goes to the element with id="section1"). So the id attribute is what establishes the bookmark target. The href attribute is what you click to go somewhere, but it references the target defined by that id. The name attribute was used in very old HTML for anchors, but it’s not used for modern bookmarks, and class is for styling and layout, not for bookmarking.

Bookmarks on a page are internal anchors: you jump to a specific spot by linking to an anchor elsewhere on the same page. The point you jump to is created by giving an element an id, and the link uses a fragment in the href that matches that id (for example, href="#section1" goes to the element with id="section1"). So the id attribute is what establishes the bookmark target. The href attribute is what you click to go somewhere, but it references the target defined by that id. The name attribute was used in very old HTML for anchors, but it’s not used for modern bookmarks, and class is for styling and layout, not for bookmarking.