When creating an HTML spider for making an "HTTP map" of the Web
site, we need to get all the possible links in a page.
# HTML
* <a href="http://example.org/foo";> </a>
* <area href="http://example.org/foo";>
* <base href="http://example.org/foo";>
* <blockquote cite="http://example.org/foo";> </blockquote>
* <del cite="http://example.org/foo";> </del>
* <form action="http://example.org/foo";> </form>
* <head profile="http://example.org/foo http://example.org/
bar"> </head>
* <img src="http://example.org/foo";>
* <img londesc="http://example.org/foo";>
* <img usemap="http://example.org/foo";>
* <input src="http://example.org/foo";>
* <input usemap="http://example.org/foo";>
* <ins cite="http://example.org/foo";> </ins>
* <link href="http://example.org/foo";>
* <object classid="http://example.org/foo";> </object>
* <object codebase="http://example.org/foo";> </object>
* <object data="http://example.org/foo";> </object>
* <object usemap="http://example.org/foo";> </object>
* <q cite="http://example.org/foo";> </q>
* <script src="http://example.org/foo";> </script>
* <script for="http://example.org/foo";> </script>
# CSS
Slightly related, list of CSS properties which takes a URI for value.
These properties can be present in a style attribute or inside a
style element.
* background
* background-image
* content
* cue
* cue-after
* cue-before
* cursor
* list-style
* list-style-image
* play-during
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Karl Dubost - http://www.w3.org/People/karl/
W3C Conformance Manager, QA Activity Lead
QA Weblog - http://www.w3.org/QA/
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