Creating a destination anchor: Find the place in the page where you want to link to. Wrap the text within an 'a' element. Choose an identifier name for the destination and insert an id attribute into your 'a' element.
Linking to a destination anchor: Figure out the id of the destination anchor. Find or create a link to the destination anchor. Add a '#' on the end of your link followed by the destination anchor identifier.
Find the location in the page where you would like to create a "landing spot," Choose an identifier name for the destination and insert and id attribute to your (a) element
To link, you must figure out the ID of the destination anchor, create a link to it, add a "#" on the end of your link followed by the destination anchor identifier. (Autumn)
1. Search for the location on the page where you want to create your landing spot then, pick a identifier name of your destination and put an "id" attribute in your (a) element
2. Link=You find out what the "id" of the destination anchor and make a link to it and then add in a "#" at the end of the link, then add the destination anchor id. Gracie
Find the location on the page where you want to make a destination anchor. Wrap the selected text with the (a) element. Choose an ID for the destination and insert the ID into the (a) attribute.
Figure out the ID of the destination anchor. Create a link to the destination anchor. Add an # at the end of the link followed by the destination ID. ~Brie
Creating a destination anchor: Find the place in the page where you want to link to. Wrap the text within an 'a' element. Choose an identifier name for the destination and insert an id attribute into your 'a' element.
ReplyDeleteLinking to a destination anchor: Figure out the id of the destination anchor. Find or create a link to the destination anchor. Add a '#' on the end of your link followed by the destination anchor identifier.
[Collin]
Ummm...is there anything else to say???
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Find the location in the page where you would like to create a "landing spot," Choose an identifier name for the destination and insert and id attribute to your (a) element
ReplyDeleteTo link, you must figure out the ID of the destination anchor, create a link to it, add a "#" on the end of your link followed by the destination anchor identifier.
(Autumn)
1. Search for the location on the page where you want to create your landing spot then, pick a identifier name of your destination and put an "id" attribute in your (a) element
ReplyDelete2. Link=You find out what the "id" of the destination anchor and make a link to it and then add in a "#" at the end of the link, then add the destination anchor id.
Gracie
Find the location on the page where you want to make a destination anchor. Wrap the selected text with the (a) element. Choose an ID for the destination and insert the ID into the (a) attribute.
ReplyDeleteFigure out the ID of the destination anchor. Create a link to the destination anchor. Add an # at the end of the link followed by the destination ID.
~Brie
pretty much covered it there Collin... always showing us up =) just teasing dude. but yeah what he said,
ReplyDeletexD. That's what I'm here for; to ruin your grade, Chasid. :P
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