Ektron CMS400.NET User Manual

Using Bookmarks
Creating a Bookmark
Use a bookmark to let a user “jump” from any word or phrase to
another place in the same content block. On your Web page, text
appears in a different color to indicate the bookmark.
Bookmarks are particularly helpful if your page is very long. For
example, if your Web page contains minutes from several
meetings, the top of the page could list the meeting dates. You
could then assign a hyperlink to each date and a bookmark to each
set of minutes. The user sees that a date is in a different color, so
clicks it to “jump” (using the bookmark) to the correct minutes.
“Creating a Bookmark” on page 517 describes how to set up a
bookmark within a file. You can also set up hyperlink to
• another Web page. This procedure is described in “Using
Hyperlinks” on page 768.
• a bookmark within another Web page. This procedure is
described in “Creating a Hyperlink to a Location Within a Web
Page” on page 771.
When creating a bookmark, you must specify a
• source, the text a user clicks to move to the bookmark
• bookmark, the destination to which the cursor jumps when a
user clicks the source
To continue with the above example, a meeting date is the source,
and the meeting minutes are the bookmark.
To create a bookmark, follow these steps.
1. Select the bookmark text.
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