1. What were hyperlinks or "links" originally called?
A: Anchors
2. What tag do you use when creating a hyperlink?
A: A: <a href="Webstite URL">Hyperlink Name</a>
3. What do you have to include in your "a" tag to make it a hyperlink?
A: An attribue.
4. Do you have an "About", "Contact" and "Welcome" page? If not, create them now and include a
small amount of information about yourself on your "About" page. Include an address and phone number on the "Contact" page (it can be fake).
A: Ok
5. Create a new folder and a "Products" page.
A: Done
6. If you create a new folder and want to link to a page in the folder, what would the code include that isn't in the code for the first links he shows you?
A:<a href=FolderName/File">Products</a>
7. Can you use the "Browse" option when you are trying to link to pages that are on the internet?
A;No
8. Include a hyperlink to the DVHS homepage on your Welcome page or Index.
A: Ok
9. If you want to open a new tab when you click on a link what code do you include?
A: <a target="_blank" href="Webstite URL">Hyperlink Name</a>
10. Go to the "Media Productions Share" folder (on the desktop). Copy the PDF file called "technical-standards-web-page-dev..." to your desktop. Then move it into your folder for your website. Use this page to follow along with his instructions.
A: Ok
11. Reflection: Why would you want to have some links lead to a new tab?
A: Say you are linking a file to be downloaded from a tutorial page, you would still want the user to be able to view the tutorial while still being able to download the file.
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