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Creating hyperlinks to another page in your web page |
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Type the text you need on your web page.
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Select (highlight) the text for the hyperlink.
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On the Menubar, click on the hyperlink tool (looks like the
globe with a chain-link on it).
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Select the page within your document that you’re linking to.
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Click OK.
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Save your document, then "test" the hyperlink in “Preview”.
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Creating
hyperlinks to an Internet location
– you can use the same method as above, just type in the url of
the webpage. OR - Because some URLs are long and complicated I
generally use this method: |
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Locate the webpage that you'll be linking to.
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Copy the URL. (Right-click, and select 'Copy' or use CTRL+C).
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Minimize this page (you won't need this for a minute or two).
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In your FrontPage document, type whatever text you need.
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Select (highlight) the text that will become the hyperlink.
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On the Menubar, click on the hyperlink tool (looks like the
globe with a paperclip on it)
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Next to “Address”, paste (Right-click and select Paste or use
CTRL+V) the url you just copied.
Click OK.
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Test the hyperlink in Preview.
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Using the Hot Spot tool to create a hyperlink |
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This
method does not change the color of the text. You can use it to
make a certain part of a graphic to become a hyperlink. Example:
on a page for students, you might have the directions, “Click
the bear’s hat to go to…..”) |
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Click once on the Hot Spot tool in the toolbar.
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Click and drag a rectangle over the area to become a “hot
spot” (hyperlink).
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Follow the directions above for either “Creating hyperlinks to
an Internet location” or “Creating hyperlinks to another page
in your web page”.
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Home | Planning | Using Tables | Adding Hyperlinks | Adding a Background | Publishing Your Web |
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For further information contact:
Maureen Edsforth, Instructional Technology Specialist
Greenwich Central School District
Greenwich, NY 12834
Voice: 518-692-9542 Ext. 2056
Email:
medsforth@greenwichcsd.org
Last modified: May 11,
2006 |
