Student Lerning Outcomes:
1. Learn where to place booksmarks on a web page.
2. Create a link to a Bookmark
3. Create a link to another page
4. Create a definition list
5. Create a link to an external web site.
6. Identify the pseudo-class selectors
7. Use an image as a link.
8. Create links to e-mail and to non-XHTML files.
Important Points:
1. Hyperlink XHTML code that serves as a navigation point to antoher
section of the same document, another document or another web site.
2. Broken Link - one that does not work
3. Hyperlink view provides a diagram of all files that link to a selected
file or are link from a selected file.
4. Uniform Resource Locator (URL) - complete address of a web site.
5. Communications protocol is an agreed to standard for send voice, data
and video over communications lines.
6. Domain name is the registered name of the file server.
7. The path is the folder or folder directory of the web page.
8. HTTP - Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
9.TCP/IP - Transfer Control Protocol/Internet Packet -
http://earl.wylie.solano.edu/computerlectures/tcp.htm
10. Bookmark - place within a document that is used as a target to a link
referred to as the anchor.
11. Hyperlink to bookmark - <a href="#top">Go to top of page</a>
12. Create a bookmark:
a. Select the text or object or nothing,
b. Click insert on common menu bar.
c. Click bookmark
You will see:
d. Click in bookmark name if you have not select text or object and type in name
such as top or bottom or something else.
e. Click Ok.
f. In design view you will see text or object with dash underline is bookmark
g. In code view you might see: <a name="Top">text or picture
optional</a>
13. Linking to a bookmark: -
a. Select text or object to be used as bookmark.
b. Click Insert hyperlink button on the common toolbar.
c. You will see:
d. Click place in this document: You will see:
e. Select the bookmark that you want and click OK.
f. In design view you will see the hyperlink to the bookmark underlined.
g. In code view you might see:<a href="#top">Go to top of page</a>
14. Definition List - commonly used to create a chronology, list of
events or cited pages.
<dl>
<dt></dt>
</dl>
15. Placeholder page is a page that is still in the early stages of
development.
16. Creating link to another page.
a. select the text
b. click insert hyperlink button on common toolbar.
You will see:
c. type in the name of the new document:
d. click edit the new document now.
e. Click ok, and the new document is created. Save it.