Links: FrontPage
Express
Creating Links
| Review of Hyperlinks | A hyperlink is a direct connection from the current location of the cursor
to another location. You can create an absolute hyperlink to another web site. You can create a relative hyperlink to another document within your own web site. You can create a mailto hyperlink to an email message preaddressed to whoever you designate. |
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| You can also create an internal
hyperlink to another position in your current document. For example, you may want to place a hyperlink at the bottom of a web page that will take the visitor back up to the top of that same web page. Or you might want to provide a short table of the contents of a particular web page and link each item in the table of contents to the exact position farther down on the web page where the discussion of that item begins. |
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| When we create this internal hyperlink we are hyperlinking to a place on the web page that is variously referred to as a bookmark, a marker, or a target. | ||
| Internal Bookmarks | To create a bookmark at a location in a web page:
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To create a hyperlink to the bookmark:
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You might want to link to a bookmark in another file in your web site.
To do so, take the following steps:
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Links: FrontPage Express
Overview
Create Absolute Links
Create Relative Links
Create Mailto Links
Create Internal Links
Create a Link to a New Page
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Last Revised: September 12, 1999
© Agatha Taormina