Working with Multiple Pages Link your pages together, and reuse design elements and layouts from one page to another. Then test your site.
Linking and Navigation
Once you’ve set up a site to store your website documents
and have created HTML pages, you’ll want to create connections from your
documents to other documents.
MX provides several ways to create hypertext links to documents, images, multimedia files, or downloadable software. You can establish links to any text or image anywhere within a document, including text or images located in a heading, list, table, layer, or frame.
For a visual representation of how your files are linked together, use the site map. In the site map you can add new documents to your site, create and remove document links, and check links to dependent files (see Using the site map).
There are several different ways of creating and managing links. Some web designers prefer creating links to nonexistent pages or files as they work, while others prefer creating all the files and pages first, then adding the links. Another way to manage links is to create “placeholder” pages which stand in for the final file and let you add links quickly and check them before you have actually completed all the pages. For more information about checking links, see Checking links in a page or site.
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