Open your home page in a browser and test all the links. Step 3: Create a Useful Links Page Create a new web page with the title Useful Links. You can use this page to add links to external web pages that might be useful to you in creating your own web pages and using Dreamweaver. Save the Useful Links page as useful_links.html in the web_pages directory. On the Useful Links page, add a link to the Adobe Dreamweaver help and support page. This will be an external link, so you need to use the full URL, including the http. It is traditional when linking to an external website to cause a new tab or window to open, so that the user of your site navigate completely away from the original site when following the doesn’t link. To do that, you need to add the target attribute to your link. Adding target="_blank" will cause the link to open on a new page. Add a second external link to the Adobe Dreamweaver product page: Check your Useful Links page in Design view. Save your Useful Links page. Check your Useful Links page in a browser. If you make any changes after checking your page in a browser, save your Useful Links page again. Step 4: Link the Useful Links Page to Your Home Page In your Sample Site Home Page, add a link to your Useful Links page, just as you did with the other pages on your site. Save your home page. Test your entire website in a browser and fix any problems discovered during the testing process. Step 5: Add to Your Useful Links Page, Save, and Test Working with your partner, go back and look through your notebook for other links to add to your Useful Links page. After you have added two or three more links, save and test your website again. Close Dreamweaver.
Open your home page in a browser and test all the links. Step 3: Create a Useful Links Page Create a new web page with the title Useful Links. You can use this page to add links to external web pages that might be useful to you in creating your own web pages and using Dreamweaver. Save the Useful Links page as useful_links.html in the web_pages directory. On the Useful Links page, add a link to the Adobe Dreamweaver help and support page. This will be an external link, so you need to use the full URL, including the http. It is traditional when linking to an external website to cause a new tab or window to open, so that the user of your site doesn’t navigate completely away from the original site when following the link. To do that, you need to add the target attribute to your link. Adding target="_blank" will cause the link to open on a new page. Add a second external link to the Adobe Dreamweaver product page: Check your Useful Links page in Design view. Save your Useful Links page. Check your Useful Links page in a browser. If you make any changes after checking your page in a browser, save your Useful Links page again. Step 4: Link the Useful Links Page to Your Home Page In your Sample Site Home Page, add a link to your Useful Links page, just as you did with the other pages on your site. Save your home page. Test your entire website in a browser and fix any problems discovered during the testing process. Step 5: Add to Your Useful Links Page, Save, and Test Working with your partner, go back and look through your notebook for other links to add to your Useful Links page. After you have added two or three more links, save and test your website again. Close Dreamweaver.
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