INPUT,OUTPUT FIGURE 5.9

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<1i><a href=”rainbow. Html”><i>  the rainbow returns </i> by E. smith</a></1i>.  A” fantasy story set in biblical times. Slow at times, but interesting. </1i>.

<1i><a href=”wealth.html”><i> seven steps to immeasurable wealth</i> by R. U.

Needy</a>. I ‘am still poor, but I’m happy! And that’s the whole point.<1i>

<1i><a href=”food.html”><i> the food –Lovers Guide to weight loss</1i> by L.

 Goode</a>. At last! A diet book with recipes that taste good!</1i>

<1i><a href=”silly.html”><i> the silly person’s Guide to seriousness</i> by M.

Nott</a>. come on…who wants to be serious? <1i></1i>

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The final list looks like figure 5.9

OUTPUT

FIGURE5.9

 the final menu listing.

You’ll use link menus similar to this one throughout this book.

LINKING TO SPECIFIC PLACES WITHIN DOCUMENTS

 THE links you’ve crated so far today have been from one point in a page to another page. But what if, rather than linking to that second page in general, you want to link to a specific place within that page-for example. To the fourth major section down?

You can do so in HTML by creating an anchor within the second page. The a anchor creates a special element that you can link to inside the page. The link you create in the first page will contain both the name of the file to which you’re linking and the name of that anchor. Then, when you follow the ink with your browser, the browser will load the second page and then scroll down to the location of the anchor (figure 5.10 shows an example).

FIGURE 5.10 links and anchors.

Anch9ors are special places that you can link to inside documents. Links can then jump to those special places inside the page as opposed to jumping just to the  top of the page.

You can use links and anchors within the same page so that if you select one of those links, you jump to a different anchor within the page. You could add links after each section of the page that return the user to the top. Yu could also create anchors at the beginning of each section and include a table of contents at the top of the page that has links to the sections.