Operation Manual

Working with Hyperlinks and Interactivity

Clicking the ,QVHUW-DYD$SSOHW button displays a dialog where

you list the applet’s component files as well as any necessary

parameters (as described in the applet’s documentation) that specify

exactly how the applet should run. You don’t necessarily need to

understand the underlying code, but it’s essential to make sense of any

“Read Me” documentation that comes with the applet.

As with HTML, WebPlus inserts a marker into your publication at the

site where the code will run. The marker’s dimensions probably won’t

correspond exactly to those of the applet when it’s running, so plan

your page layout accordingly, and the more preview tests you can run

(using various versions of different browsers), the better.

For more help on hyperlinks and interactivity

The fact is, you now know almost all there is to know about

hyperlinking and hotspots! When you’re building your Web site,

however, you may wish to use 7RROV+\SHUOLQN0DQDJHU to get a

overview of all the links in your publication. You can see the

destinations at a glance, check URLs, and display any hyperlink for

closer inspection. For additional details, see online help.

For help on... Choose from the

Help menu...

Then...

Creating hyperlinks Index Select “hyperlinks, adding to

Web page”

Setting hyperlink color Index Select “hyperlinks, setting

color of”

Creating and editing

hotspots

Index Select “hotspots”

Hyperlink Manager Index Select “hyperlinks, using the

Hyperlink Manager”

Adding Java Index Select “Java applets”

Adding HTML Index Select “HTML, adding code to

Web pages”