en-gb English (United Kingdom) Attaching hyperlinks MKDoc.org : Documentation : Step by step tutorials : Attaching hyperlinks : Attaching hyperlinks This tutorial explains how to build hyperlinks using MKDoc. In this example, we'll take a full text article and explain how to hyperlink it using MKDoc's link component. Jean-Michel Hiver MKDoc Ltd., 31 Psalter Lane, Sheffield, S11 8YL, UK. Tutorial Hyperlinks Web DesignersSoftware DevelopersDocument authors text/html HTML 2003-10-17T12:27:41Z Created 2003-10-17T14:23:33Z Modified Step by step tutorials Help information and advice for version 1.6 of MKDoc. en-gb English (United Kingdom) DisneyLand Well known company. Step 1 Let us examine how we can hyperlink this text, which has been taken from the wikipedia homepage. 2003-10-17 Created Step 2 First of all, let's click on the 'content' tab of our document. 2003-10-17 Created Step 3 This is our text component. Let's create a hyperlink component which will hyperlink the word 'wikipedia' to the wikipedia URI. 2003-10-17 Created Step 4 At the bottom of the page, use the select list to select 'link' and press the 'add' button. 2003-10-17 Created Step 5 Since we want to hyperlink 'wikipedia', let's set the title of the link component to 'wikipedia'. 2003-10-17 Created Step 6 Then, set the URI of the link component to the wikipedia address, i.e. http://en.wikipedia.org/ 2003-10-17 Created Step 7 Finally, we need to enter a description for the hyperlink. The description is used both as a tooltip and for accessbility reasons. 2003-10-17 Created Step 8 As you can see, 'Wikipedia' has now become a hyperlink. Indeed we can hyperlink more than one thing... let's go back to the content page. 2003-10-17 Created Step 9 Here we've added two extra link components, so that 'multilingual' and 'free content' can also be hyperlinked. 2003-10-17 Created Step 10 The final page, with 'wikipedia', 'multilingual', and 'free content' hyperlinked. 2003-10-17 Created Step 11 The same page on the public interface. 2003-10-17 Created Attaching hyperlinks text/html HTML application/xml XML