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WebPlus Essentials User Guide - Serif

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Adding hyperlinks and anchors<br />

Adding Hyperlinks and Interactivity 223<br />

Hyperlinking an object such as a box, some text, or a picture means that a<br />

visitor to your website can click on the object to trigger an event. The event is<br />

most commonly a jump to one of the following:<br />

• site page<br />

• Internet page (somewhere on the web)<br />

• Email composition window<br />

• File on your local disk or network<br />

• Anchor (a designated target within a web page)<br />

• Smart object (specifically a forum or blog in <strong>Serif</strong> Web Resources)<br />

• RSS feed or podcast<br />

• Shopping cart<br />

• Navigation bar<br />

• <strong>User</strong> Data<br />

• Picture<br />

Well-designed hyperlinks are an important aspect of site structure. They help<br />

visitors navigate through your site and serve as an important adjunct to logical<br />

page relationships as shown in the Site Structure tree. (But don't overlook the<br />

time-saving advantages of using navigation bars.)<br />

You can manage all hyperlinks and anchors throughout<br />

your site by using the Site Manager, accessible from the<br />

Default context toolbar or Hintline.

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