to hyperlink
- verb
- /ˈhaɪpərˌlɪŋk/
- Texting
- If the URL is hyperlinked or highlighted, one can simply click on it.
Examples
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Come back to your text, select the part you want to hyperlink, and copy it (Command-C).
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Type text that you want to hyperlink (happens naturally as you write).
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If you want to add some visual interest, create a hyperlinked button.
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Also, when adding blog posts to your blog, be sure to hyperlink to other posts on your blog when appropriate.
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To make the text more interactive, you should hyperlink relevant terms to related articles.
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When creating a website, remember to hyperlink images for better navigation.
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You can easily hyperlink your blog posts to provide additional resources for readers.
Synonyms
To include or connect something to a document, often by adding a web address
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hyperlink as a verb means to add a clickable link to text or an image. Because hyper- means 'beyond', to hyperlink something is to make it send readers to another page or file beyond the one they are on.