This is a regular old paragraph.
This is a "linked" paragraph.
This is a paragraph with an anchor hyperlink inside.
This is another regular old paragraph.
This is a "linked" paragraph with an anchor hyperlink inside.
This is yet another regular old paragraph.
| A table row | with linking | on the row but not the cells |
| A table row | without any linking | on the row or the cells |
| A table row | without any linking on the row | but linking of this cell |
| A table row | with linking of the row | as well as of this cell |
| One more table row | without any linking | on the row or the cells |
This is still another regular old paragraph.
This is a paragraph inside a linked div.
The ability to link a div obviates the need to insert a elements into every child/descendant block element, or use JS events to recreate this sort of ability.
Styling of hrefed elements is also a lot easier for most people, in a conceptual sense, than dynamically adding classes, manually adding IDs, or trying to style based on event attributes.
