Working with Links in Java

Generation Code 128 Code Set A in Java Working with Links

Properties panel when you select an image, you may have to set it (or another program) as your primary image editor See Book II, 8 for instructions on making Fireworks your primary image editor Change the image file: In the Image Property inspector, enter a different filename in the Src text field (or click the File Folder button to browse for image files) Add an image map: In Dreamweaver, you can add multiple hyperlinked hotspots to images to create an image map In the bottom left of the Image Property inspector, you see an arrow pointer and some image tools (a rectangle, circle, and free form hotspot creator) With these tools, you can create hotspots on your images, and you can specify the following for each hotspot: The link location for the hotspot Creating Basic Web Pages The target window for the link The alternate text for the hotspot

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Same as Bottom alignment Same as Bottom alignment Aligns the image top with the highest other inline element Aligns the image middle with the text baseline Aligns the image bottom with the text baseline Aligns the image top with the text top Aligns the image middle with the text middle Aligns the image bottom with the bottom of the text descenders Aligns the image flush left Aligns the image flush right

Linking your page to other Web pages enables you to direct visitors to related content on the Web To insert a link, you must specify an image or some text to serve as the link; you must also specify the link location to which you want to send your visitors The link can go to a page within your site or to a page elsewhere on the Web

To insert a link on a page, follow these steps:

Doing so opens the Property inspector for your text or image If the Property inspector does not appear, choose Window Properties to open it

of the link (text or image) that you created in Step 1 The URL you specify can be any valid URL, for example, a Web page within your own site (somePagehtml), a page on the Web (http:// wwwsomeSitecom/somePagehtml), or even an e-mail address (mailto:somebody@somewherecom) Alternatively, you may click the File Folder button you see in the Property inspector to display the Select File dialog box After you browse your computer using the Select File dialog box and select a file, click OK to make that file the target of a link To create an e-mail link quickly, click anywhere in your document and choose Insert Email Link Specifying the same value for the Text and E-mail fields that appear allows folks who haven t configured their Web browsers to handle e-mail automatically to see the e-mail address on the page Then, they can copy and paste the e-mail address information into their e-mail program of choice

To delete a link from text or an image, without deleting the text or image itself, follow these steps:

The Property inspector for your text or image opens If the Property inspector doesn t appear, choose Window Properties to open it

Note that if you delete a linked image or linked text from a page, the link gets deleted along with the text or image

When you want to create a navigational link that connects users not only to a page, but also to a specific location on the page, you need to create a named anchor Named anchors are frequently used for jumping to exact positions within a large block of text so that users don t have to scroll through paragraph after paragraph to find the information they need