XLink

XLink is a standard for creating links between documents on the web. It is an extension of the HTML and XML languages that allows for the creation of two-way links, or associations, between different resources on the web. XLink allows for the creation of complex link structures, and is often used in web applications and services that require the ability to link to multiple resources, such as e-commerce, search engines, and social networks.

XLink works by defining a set of attributes that can be added to elements in HTML and XML documents. These attributes define the link’s target, type, and other properties. XLink supports two types of links: simple links, which have a single target, and extended links, which can have multiple targets and can be used to create more complex link structures.

XLink is supported by most modern web browsers and is an important part of the web standards that make the web work. It is used in a variety of applications, including web services, e-commerce, and social networks, and is an important tool for web developers and designers.