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226 Adding Hyperlinks and Interactivity

3. In the dialog, type a name for the anchor.

4. (Optional) Check Include Anchor in Navigation to allow the anchor

(typically a selected object) to be accessed via a navigation bar instead

of a hyperlink. You'll need to check Include anchors on your

navigation bar first. Give the anchor a title.

• Check Before and/or After to apply horizontal separator lines

above/below the anchor as a submenu item in navigation bars.

• Add a Description to add extra page-related text information on

the bar's submenu item.

5. Click Remove to delete the anchor intelligently, i.e., you can control

what happens to any referencing hyperlinks (i.e., ignore, delete, or

redirect).

6. Click OK.

Anchors are page-specific, so it's OK to use the same anchor name

on more than one page. WebPlus will create anchor names

automatically in series for each page, and using prefixes for each

type of object. However, you may find it easier to keep track of

anchors throughout the site if you supply your own unique names—

it's up to you.

To view or edit existing anchors:

• Choose Site Manager>Anchor Manager... on the Tools menu to

view, rename, or remove an anchor attached to a particular object.

You can also include the anchor in page navigation.

Adding hotspots to a page

A hotspot is a transparent hyperlink region on a web page. Usually placed on top

of graphics, hotspots act like "buttons" that respond when clicked in a web

browser. They are especially useful if you want the visitor to be able to click on

different parts of a picture (such as a graphic "menu" or map of your site). You

can draw and edit hotspots by hand, or create them to match an existing shape.

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