The ____ is the name and physical location of a web page file that opens when a link is clicked.

A broken link occurs when ____.

____ paths reference links on web pages outside the current website.

____ paths reference web pages and graphic files within one website and include the filename and the folder hierarchy where the file resides.

In the accompanying figure, the item labeled ____ is the protocol.

In the accompanying figure, the item marked ____ is the filename.

In the accompanying figure, the item marked 4 is the ____.

Every page on your website should include a link to the ____ so a viewer can quickly go back to the starting point without relying on the Back button.

A good rule of thumb is to design your website so that viewers are never more than ____ clicks away from the page they are seeking.

Named anchors, as shown in the accompanying figure, should contain only ____.

Named anchors act as ____ for internal links.

A ____ menu bar is a type of menu bar that uses unordered lists, CSS, and JavaScript to create an interactive menu bar with pull-down submenus.

Submenus are also called ____.

The ____ is used to add, delete, rename, and link Spry menu items to pages in your website.

A(n) ____ is an image that has one or more hotspots placed on top of it.

In the accompanying figure above, Item 1 is the ____.

One way to correct a broken link is to type the correction in the ____ in the Property inspector.

Critical Thinking Questions
Case F-1

Cadence is the web master for the XYZ Corporation. She knows that links are the real strength of a website. She has created a navigation bar using a group of text links that helps viewers navigate between pages of the company’s site. She has started working on the site’s link structure and is adding an image map as well as button images.

Cadence notices a link that is not working correctly. After verifying the link is spelled correctly, and noting that other links are working, what cause should she consider next?

Critical Thinking Questions
Case F-2

In reviewing his insurance company’s website, Mr. George notices that viewers must scroll to view information on a page. Mr. George would like to eliminate as much of the scrolling as possible. He asks the company’s web designer if this is possible and is told that his request can be completed by using named anchors.

In creating named anchors for the insurance company’s website, the designer plans the strategic locations where the anchors will appear and chooses appropriate names. What name is acceptable?

As the web designer creates named anchors, what advice would you give him concerning the order of creating a named anchor and its link?