cross-link
- noun
- /ˈkrɔsˌlɪŋk/
- Texting
- The website contains several cross-links that make it easy to navigate to related articles.
Examples
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The report included cross-links to various studies, allowing readers to explore further on the topic.
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Researchers often use cross-links in their datasets to connect different sources of information.
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But here is an example of a topic map from the cross links project.
Synonyms
A part of a web page that opens another page or file
A link on one website that goes to another website or page
A note in a book that tells you where to find related information
A note in a book that points to related information in another part
A note that points to another part of a text for more information
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Etymology
The word cross-link also comes from cross 'across' and link 'connection' or 'join', giving the image of a bridge between things. So a digital cross-link is a connection that takes you from one page, document, or dataset to a related one so people or systems can move between them.