2 snippets across 2 stacks — HTML & CSS, Regular Expressions
Also written as \A anchor
<a href="url">link text</a><a href="/pricing">View Pricing</a>
<a href="https://example.com">Visit Example</a>Note Always use descriptive link text. Avoid generic phrases like 'click here' as they are unhelpful for screen readers and SEO.
\A matches the very start of the string (ignores multiline)Py: re.search(r'\AFirst', 'First line\nSecond line', re.MULTILINE)
# Matches 'First'
Py: re.search(r'^Second', 'First line\nSecond line', re.MULTILINE)
# Also matches (^ respects multiline)\A always means absolute start, even with re.MULTILINENote \A is not available in JavaScript. It is equivalent to ^ when multiline mode is off, but unlike ^, it never changes behavior with the m flag. Use \A in Python when you always mean the beginning of the entire string.