hrefsivuhtml

Hrefsivuhtml is a term used in web development discussions to describe a convention for representing hyperlinks to HTML documents. The compound name combines the standard href attribute with the Finnish word sivu (page) and the file extension html, signaling a focus on page-level references within HTML. It is not an official specification, but a descriptive label used in tutorials and discussions.

Use and meaning: The concept emphasizes how a link points to a specific HTML page or a section within it. It covers how relative and absolute URLs resolve in a browser, how path structures are formed, and how fragment identifiers (anchors) are used to reach internal sections of a page. Practitioners discuss proper URL normalization, consistent linking, and accessibility considerations when crafting href values.

Examples: href="sivu.html" points to a page in the same directory; href="/docs/sivu.html" uses an absolute path from the site root; href="sivu.html#section" links to a named anchor on the target page. In practice, most developers refer to href values by standard terms, but may label examples with hrefsivuhtml to indicate page-level linking patterns.

Relation to standards: Hrefsivuhtml is not a formal standard. It sits alongside the official HTML href attribute and URL construction rules defined by the HTML Living Standard and RFCs. It is better understood as a heuristic or teaching label rather than a protocol.

See also: href attribute, URL, relative URL, absolute URL, fragment identifier, links, web accessibility.