Adding Hyperlinks to Graphics

Graphics, like text, can contain hyperlinks. If you set a default hyperlink for a graphic, the Web browser displays the hyperlink destination when the graphic is clicked. When creating a button that is linked to your home page, for example, you can define a default hyperlink that leads to a specific destination, instead of drawing a hotspot around the entire button.

Create a Hyperlink to an Existing Internal Web Page

Click the View menu, click Page, and then open the Web page you want to use.

Select the graphic you want to use.

Click the Insert Hyperlink button on the Standard toolbar.

Click Existing File Or Web Page.

Browse to select the target page. The URL for the designated page appears in the address box.

Click OK.

See Also See "Creating Hyperlinks to Files, Web Pages, and E-Mail Address " on page 58 for more information on creating hyperlinks. See "Working with Graphic Hotspots" on page 146 for information on creating hyperlink regions on a graphic.

Create a Hyperlink to a New Internal Page

Click the View menu, click Page, and then open the Web page you want to use.

Select the graphic you want.

Click the Insert Hyperlink button on the Standard toolbar.

Click Create New Document.

Enter the name of the new document.

Click the Edit The New Document Later option.

Click OK.

If you are prompted to save changes to your new blank document, click Yes, specify a location, and then click Save.

Create a Hyperlink to a Bookmark

Click the View menu, click Page, and then open the Web page containing the bookmark.

Right-click the page, and then click Hyperlink.

Click Bookmark.

Click the bookmark you want to use as the destination.

Click OK.

If you want the destination of the hyperlink to show up in a specific frame, click Target Frame.

Specify the frame from the main window, and then click OK.