# HowTo: make links ## The hypothetical "navigating" events A navigating event[todo](this is hard to understand is not a real event just a figment of ivars imagination.We need to fix that in the text.) is any event that will cause the browser to load a new page. In practice, a navigating event can be only one of three native events [todo](I cannot find the specification that says that no other events/actions can trigger navigation.): * `click` [MDN]() / [WHATWG]() * `keypress` [MDN]() / [WHATWG]() * `submit` [MDN]() / [WHATWG]() There are four different HTML/SVG elements (link elements) that can trigger navigating events: * `` [MDN]() / [WHATWG]() * SVG `` [MDN]() / [w3.org](https://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/linking.html#AElement) * `` [MDN]() / [WHATWG]() * `
` [MDN]() / [WHATWG]() This chapter lists these link elements and describe how and when they trigger navigating events. ## `click` and `keypress` on an `` ```html Can we ever get enough of HTML examples?
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`. To navigate the user can click on the nodes inside the link with a pointer device, ie. the text or the div. This will generate a `click` event that bubbles upwards, passing shadowDom borders, but not `