CHƯƠNG 1 - SaigonTech
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eXtensible Markup
Language (XML)
Tutorial 2
Adding Hypertext Links
to a Web Page
Contents
I. Objectives
II. Creating a Personal Web Page Problem
III. Solution
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I. Objectives
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Create links among documents in a Web site
Understand relative and absolute folder paths
Mark a location with the id attribute
Create a link to an id
Create a link to a resource on the internet
Create a link to an email address
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II. Creating a Personal Webpage Problem
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The student has been creating a personal
web page. The page has grown with class
information. Therefore, he decides to add
links in the page as follow:
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Requirements:
Create internal links named Education, Technical skills,
Hobbies, and XML so that customer clicks on one of any
links, the corresponding section of the webpage will be
displayed.
In the XML section, create a link named “New
Perspectives HTML, XHTML, and XML 3rd Edition” to
link to the webpage book_info.html.
In the footer part, create a link named
www.saigontech.edu.vn, so the SaigonTech website will
be opened in the secondary window.
Finally, create an email link with email address
[email protected]
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III. Solution
1. Analysis and Design
2. Implementation
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1. Analysis and Design
Internal Links - link to another section of
the web page: Education, Technical
Skills, Hobbies, XML.
External Link - link to another web page
in the same folder with the original
page: Book info webpage.
Internet Link - link to a website on the
Internet: SaigonTech website.
Send an email to someone: Send me
an Email.
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2. Implementation
2.1 Developing the Internal Links
2.2 Developing the External Link
2.3 Developing the Internet Link
2.4 Developing the email Link
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2.1 Developing the Internal Links
To jump to a specific location within a document, you first
need to mark that location with id attribute.
Id values must be unique.
Id values are not case sensitive.
Assign the id to the
Education portion
The Education portion
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2.1 Developing the Internal Links (con’t)
After assigning an Id to the education portion, use
<a> tag with href attribute to create a link.
For internal link, the value of href starts with #,
followed by Id value.
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2.1 Developing the Internal Links (con’t)
Do the same steps for creating other internal links.
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2.2 Developing the External Link
To create a link to the book_info.html
webpage that has been developed in tutorial
1, use the tag <a> to make link.
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2.3 Developing the Internet Link
Use the tag <a>, note the prefix http://, it’s always
used to link to a web page on the Internet
Open a link in a new window or tab, use
target=“_blank” attribute.
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2.4 Developing the email link
To send an email to someone, use the URL
mailto:email address
Use title=“text” attribute to show a tooltip on
the link.
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References
New Perspectives on Creating Web Pages
with HTML and XML (Patrick Carey & Mary
Kemper) - Course Technology Publisher
Creating Cool Web Sites with HTML, XHTML
and CSS - Taylor, Dave, Wiley
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