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Dr. Luanne Eris Fose Revised July 30, 2004

5. Because our cursor resides in the area where the Sample Link 3 text previously resided,

the cursor goes to this exact location in the code when we view it in Split View. After

the words “Favorite Things” in the code you will see code that says </font> </TD>

</TR>. Highlight the </TR> code and press the Backspace key to erase it until the

cursor is placed right after the </TD> code. Removing the </TR> will remove the

extra row of the wrap. Click on the Design button (Figure 17) to return to Design View

and view the table with the extra row removed.

Figure 17: Design Button

6. Place the cursor at the end of the text in the navigation bar that says Sample Link 4.

Use the Backspace key to delete this text. Type: “Accomplishments” to replace it and

Bold this text.

7. Place the cursor at the end of the text in the navigation bar that says Sample Link 5.

Use the Backspace key to delete this text. Type: “Official Web Site” to replace it and

Bold this text.

8. Delete the text for Sample Link 6 and Sample Link 7 since we aren’t going to use these

in our navigation bar and delete the 4-dot bullet next to these as well. (Simply place

your mouse in the cell of the bullet and press the Backspace key twice.)

9. Go to the bottom of the index.html page and change the text for the Sample Link 1

through Sample Link 5 to reflect the same navigation: Biography, History, Favorite

Things, Accomplishments, and Official Web Site. Delete Sample Link 6 and Sample

Link 7 here as well.

Creating Relative Links for Navigation Bar

The ability to link to other pages and sites is what makes the web dynamic. Besides email links,

which we have already made, there are two other types of links: relative and absolute. Relative

links will take you to another page

within your own web site

; absolute links will take you to an

outside web site

on the World Wide Web.

We will start by adding

relative links

to our navigation bar text:

1. Highlight the text “Biography” in the left navigation bar. Go to the Link box in the

Properties Inspector and type “bio.html.” This is the name that we will give to the

Biography web page when we create it later on.

2. Continue in this manner, highlighting text in the navigation bar for History, Favorite

Things, and Accomplishments creating the following links respectively:

history_complete.html, favorites.html, accomplishments.html.

3. Create the same links for the navigation of Biography, History, Favorite Things, and

Accomplishments at the

bottom

of the web page as well.

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