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CoPY And PAste links
Rather than manually creating the same links on every page, you can now simply copy
and paste them from one page to another.

1. With index.html open (from the Kinetic site), click in any of the text links
to place the insertion point.

2. Review the Tag Selector below the document window.
The Tag Selector, located in the status bar of the document window, shows the nesting
order of HTML tags (the “path of tags”) based on the current selection or the current
location of the insertion point.

Insertion point

Active tag

Tag Selector

3. Click the <ul> tag in the Tag Selector.
The <ul> tag identifies an unordered list, which is how this navigation structure was
created; each link is a separate list item (using the <li> tag). Note:

Clicking a tag in the Tag Selector selects that HTML element and all of its content. You will work more
In the document window, the associated content is highlighted. extensively with tags
beginning in Project 2:
Digital Book Chapter.

Selected tag The entire unordered list
(all of the links) is selected.

4. Choose Edit>Copy (or press Command/Control-C) to copy the selected
content to the Clipboard.

5. Close index.html and open about.html.

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