True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or
false.
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The <a> and </a> tags used to create a text link to a Web page
within the same Web site are used to create a link to a Web page in another Web site.
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2.
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A well-designed Web page provides a way for visitors to contact the person at
the company responsible for maintaining the Web site or addressing customer questions and
comments.
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3.
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Using hyperlinks, a Web site visitor can move from one page to another, to view
information in any order.
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4.
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Links within a Web page allow visitors to move quickly from one section of the
Web page to another.
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5.
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Web pages rarely include links to connect one Web page to another page within
the same Web site.
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6.
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To link to a file named “links.htm” in the same directory (folder)
or your web site you would use the following relative anchor tag -
<a
href=”links.htm”>My Links</a>
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7.
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When using the relative address href attribute you will begin with
“href=http://....”
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The absolute address is used to link to pages within your own site.
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By including links within a Web page, a visitor can click a link to move
directly to a section of interest, rather than scrolling through the entire Web page.
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10.
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The - target=”_blank” - attribute is acceptable as a XHMTL
feature.
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