The link object reflects the link element. Note that many of the properties listed here are not available for scripting in the object unless th

Indicates the character encoding of the content at the other end of the link.

Specifies whether the LINK element is available for user interaction. When set to true, the element cannot receive focus or be modified by the user

Provides the URL specified by the element's href attribute. In IE/Windows, you can assign a new URL to this property to load in an alternate style

Specifies the language code of the content at the destination of a link. Requires that the href attribute or property also be set.

Specifies the intended output device for the content of the destination document pointed to by the href attribute. The media property looks forw

Returns the current download status of the object's content. If a script (especially one initiated by a user event) can perform some actions whi

Defines the relationship between the current element and the external item pointed to by the link. Also known as a forward link , not to be confuse

Defines the relationship between the current element and the destination of the link. Also known as a reverse link . This property is not fully exp

The content of LINK sheet is exactyly same as javascript LinkStyle sheet

This nonstandard convenience property returns a reference to the styleSheet object linked into the current document when a style sheet is specifie

Indicates the window or frame name to be the recipient of linked content. Default value (equivalent of _self ) is the desired setting for linked st

Indicates an advisory MIME type declaration about the data being loaded from an external source. For example, an external style sheet would be text