Glossary

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Glossary

• Linking to a specific point in a page.

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Download the file

• Get the glossary.html file
• View the file in your internet browser
• View the pages source file
• Copy and paste this file into Text Edit or
  NotePad
• Save this file into your USB drive and close out
  all of the windows and programs you had open

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There are two terms you need to know
When we are finished, upon the Identifier being
clicked in a web browser, it will take the screen
to the destination.
Identifier
Destination
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View your file in Text Edit or Notepad
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Create a Destination

• Think about When the item is clicked on, where
  do you want the screen to move to?
• The destination needs the id attribute.
• The id attribute should have a unique name
  (unique in the sense that it is not used on any
  other id within the page)
• ltidstartuniquenamegt

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Create a Destination
This is a sample destination for the letter H.
So, when H is clicked on the top of the page, the
screen will start with the letter H and the
definitions that are available.
The h2 element tag just ensures that the H text
will be larger than the rest and stand out to the
viewers.
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Create an Identifier

• Think about What is the user going to click on
  to get to the destination that you have set up?
• The identifier will use the unique name that you
  placed in the destination id tag.
• lta hrefstartuniquenamegt text lt/agt
• The identifier is a hyperlink that will activate
  the move on the page when clicked.

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Create an Identifier
This is a sample identifier for the letter H.
So, when H is clicked on the top of the page, the
screen will start with the letter H and the
definitions that are available.
The H is the text that will be displayed in the
Web Browser.
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Your Task

• Create Destinations and Identifiers for each of
  the letters at the top of the page.
• (there are no definitions for K, Y or Z so you
  do not need to make destinations or identifiers )

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Extension Task

• Create a link after each definition list that
  brings you back to the top of the page.

Think about how you created the designations
and identifiers that you used in the previous
task.