A link is a reference, inserted in a web page, that points to another document. You can turn almost any kind of asset into a link, but the most common kind of link is a text link.
You can create links at any stage of the site-creation process. In this section, youll create links for the navigation bar, even though you havent formatted the text into the form of a navigation bar yet.
The cafe_townsend site root folder contains a finished HTML page that you can link to (a menu page for Cafe Townsend). Youll use this page for all of the links in the navigation, even though you would have distinct pages for each of these links if you were building a real site.
Link each word or set of words to the menu.html page, and be careful to avoid the space before and after the words or set of words when you create your links. This is only a set of dummy links; in a real-world site, you would link each word in the navigation to its own distinct page.
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Links dont work when you click them in the Document window in Dreamweaver; links work only in a browser. To make sure your links work correctly, preview your page in a browser. For instructions about how to do this, continue to Preview your page in a browser. |