Hyperlinks and bookmarks
Without a doubt, hyperlinks are the central reason the Web has become the huge success it is today. Thanks to hyperlinks (or just “links”), a Web user browsing one page or site can instantly “jump” to another page or site, just by clicking a word or an image. The power of hyperlinks to connect users to the information and resources they seek has made the Web the first truly universal communications network since the telephone system, and one that is arguably more powerful.
In this section
Setting a link’s target window or frame
Making a link open in a pop-up window
Assigning access keys to links
Changing the destination of a hyperlink
Opening a linked document in Edit mode
Renaming and removing bookmarks
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Adding dynamic navigation bars and trees
Changing hyperlinks and file names to lowercase