Posted by Adrienne Boswell on 03/19/07 06:54

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed "Eric Layman" <namyalcire[at no
spam]gmail.com> writing in news:1174271962_13167@sp6iad.superfeed.net:

> hi, i was going thru some source of some sites and i noticed that some
> of them has the following under the header tag. these tags usually
> exists in xhtml documents.can any kind souls explain what does the
> following html does? or any good reference to read up on?Thanks. <link
> rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico" />
> <link rel="contents" href="index.php" />
> <link rel="index" href="ref.array.php" />
> <link rel="prev" href="function.ksort.php" />
> <link rel="next" href="function.natcasesort.php" />
>

Shortcut Icon - the little image next to the url in the menu bar

The others, for UAs that support it, provides a menu bar in the browser.
I know that Opera supports it, and Firefox with an extension. I'm sure
there are others. The contents might refer to a sitemap, prev would be
previous document in a group of documents, next, next document, etc.
This information can also be useful for search engines.


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