In hypertext or hypermedia, an information object (such as a word, a phrase, or an image; usually highlighted by color or underscoring) that points (indicates how to connect) to related information th [..]

A touch-sensitive spot on a Web page linking it to another page or site and...

Text or images on a webpage that direct you to another webpage (or area of the same webpage) when clicked.

A word, phrase, or image in a document or web page that you can click to take you to a different part of the same document or web page, or to a different web page.

Hyperlinks are a major source of the Web's power and fascination. "Hypertext" is a word or phrase, usually colored and underlined, which constitutes a hyperlink. By clicking on the hyperlink you are requesting another Web page which may be on an Internet-connected computer anywhere in the world. Some hyperlinks are not underl [..]

Words or graphics on a Web page that connect to another Web page or a different part of the same page. A hyperlink is also referred to as a link.

  An element in an electronic document that links to another place in the same document or to an entirely different document. Typically, you click on the hyperlink to follow the link. Hyperlinks are t [..]

A clickable connection that allows you to jump from one word, picture, or information object to another.

An object on a Web page such as a graphic or underlined text that represents a link to another location, either on the same Web site or on a different Web site. When a user clicks on a hyperlink, a pa [..]

a reference to a document that the reader can directly follow, or that is followed automatically. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperlink

Hyperlink and hypertext simply refer to the concept or feature of being able to click on some text on the screen and jump to somewhere else. Hyperlinks are a seriously major part of the World Wide Web [..]

(n) a link from a hypertext file to another location or file; typically activated by clicking on a highlighted word or icon at a particular location on the screen

A highlighted word or picture within a hypertext document that when clicked takes you to another place within the document or to another document altogether.

a reference from one web page to another, or from one location of a web page to another location on the same page. Also known as hypertext.

Internet term for a word, group of words or graphic that a user clicks a mouse button on. The user is taken to a related piece of information on the network.

 HTML programming which redirects the user to a new URL when the individual clicks on the hypertext.  

A hyperlink is a word, phrase, or image that you can click on to jump to a new document or a new section within the current document. Hyperlinks are found in nearly all Web pages, allowing users to click their way from page to page.

A hyperlink, more commonly called a link, is an electronic connection between one web page to either other web pages on the same website (internal linking), or web pages located on another website (ex [..]

A hyperlink is an element in an HTML document that links to either another portion of the document or to another document altogether. On webpages, hyperlinks are usually colored purple or blue and are [..]

Hyperlinks are words or phrases within an HTML document that provide a connection to another HTML document. Hyperlinks create the “web” in World Wide Web.

A link on a webpage to another web document, usually a webpage, but can also be an image, a sound, or any other web resource. Hyperlink is synonomous with Link and Hotlink.

A network link from one item in a digital library or web site to another.

A hyperlink is specially marked underlined and colored text that you click on to move from one place in a document to another file, another location in the same document, or a web page (USAID Automate [..]

A connection to another Web page, or location within the current page. When a user clicks the text or graphic that contains the hyperlink, the browser displays the Web page targeted by the link. Hyperlinks are created with the HTML and container tags, plus a Uniform Resource Locator (URL).

a link between two parts of a document or between documents

Special text or graphics on a Web page that, when clicked, automatically transfers the user to another Web page.

(computing,Internet) hyperlink

===Noun=== ====a virtual object (such as a portion of text or an image) that can be clicked to give access to the contents of an Internet address==== =====Synonyms===== hyperlink link backlink dead [..]

An image or a portion of text which a Web user can click to jump to another document or page on the Web. Textual hyperlinks are often underlined and appear as a different color than the majority of th [..]

In computing, a hyperlink, or simply a link, is a reference to data that the reader can directly follow either by clicking, tapping, or hovering. A hyperlink points to a whole document or to a specifi [..]

Text, which when clicked, takes you to another web page. Hyperlinks (known mostly as 'links' will often appear underlined either all of the time or when you move the mouse over them.

An electronic pathway that may be displayed in the form of highlighted text, graphics or a button that connects one web page with another web page address.

Known as “link” for short, a hyperlink is a word or phrase which is clickable and takes the visitor to another Web page. This page can be within the same site or on a completely different site. Instea [..]

by 1987, from hyper- + link (n.).

Text or an image that is connected by hypertext coding to a different location. By selecting the text or image with a mouse, the computer jumps to (or displays) the linked text.

This is the clickable link in text or graphics on a web page that takes you to another place on the same page, another page or a whole other site. It is the single most powerful and important function of online communications. Hyperlinks are revolutionizing the way the world gets its information. Source: Lazworld

Connects one piece of information (anchor) to a related piece of information (anchor) in an electronic document. Clicking on a hyperlink takes you to directly to the linked destination which can be wi [..]

An area on a Web page that, when clicked on with a mouse, will transport the user to another Web page. Also called “links” or “hot links,” hyperlinks are analogous to hypertext. Hyperlinks are commonl [..]

Linked graphic or text that is used to connect an end user to other websites, parts of websites or web-enabled services. The URL of a web location is embedded in the HTML code, so that when certain wo [..]

A link in a web page that brings you to another location or resource when activated. Hyperlinks usually appear as underlined text and printed in a contrasting color, but they may also appear as graphi [..]

See: link

A pointer that when chosen displays the item to which it points. It typically takes the form of a button or highlighted text that points to related text, picture, video, or audio. Hyperlinks allow non [..]

Any kind of text that contains a link to some other site, commonly found in documents where clicking on a word or words opens up a different website.

A software function that (a) is manifest to the user as displayed, selectable words or icons, and (b) allows viewers of an HTML document to navigate thereby to another HTML document or file. 2. The link created, as in 1.

A hyperlink is a word, phrase, or image that you can click on to jump to a new document or a new section within the current document. Hyperlinks are found in nearly all Web pages, allowing users to cl [..]

A link within one document connected to other documents, other places within the same document, pictures, or HTML pages. Think of a hyperlink as an invitation to visit another place. A simple click on the link will take you there.

An area of a web page or email (either text or an image) that the user can click on in order to go to another item or source of information.

WebGuest Dictionary A highlighted word (or graphic) within a hypertext  document (Web page ). When you click a hyperlink, it will take you to another place within the same page, or to another page.

A hyperlink is a link from one web page to another, either on the same site or another one. Generally these are text or images, and are highlighted in some way (text is often underlined or put in a different colour or font weight). The inclusion of hyperlinks are the “hyper” part of “hypertext.”

Hyperlinks connect webpages or data items to one another. In HTML, <a> elements define hyperlinks from a spot on a webpage (like a text string or image) to another spot on some webpage (even the [..]

An element in an electronic document that links to another place in the same document or to an entirely different document. Typically, you click on the hyperlink to follow the link. Hyperlinks are the [..]

A reference or navigation element in a document that links to another section of the same document or another document and automatically displays the referred information when the navigation element is selected.

See: link.

A image or text that can be clicked on to carry the user to a specific location such as a web address or a specific location in a document.

In online documentation, a hyperlink is a link from one part of a document to a different part of a document or to a different document. Usually, the link is coloured text, or a small graphic. A user [..]

Hyperlink - HTML code that when clicked will redirect the surfer to another web page. Most banners and text links are hyperlinked to an advertisers web page.

A contraction of hypertext link, the essence of Hypertext and the HTML language used for creating pages on the World Wide Web. In a Web document a hyperlink can be a sequence of letters or an image. B [..]

Text, images, graphics that, when clicked with a mouse (or activated by keystrokes) will connect the user to a new Web site. The link is usually obvious, such as underlined text or a "button" [..]

A link that redirects the user to another web page.

 A web link in a given document to information within another document. These links are usually represented by highlighted words or images. The user also has the option to underline these hyperlinks.

A link that redirects the user to another web page.

A hyperlink is text or a graphic in an HTML document. Text links are usually in a different color from the rest of the text or underlined . Clicking on the hyperlink connects to another part of the sa [..]

commonly referred to as links, hyperlinks allow users to move to other portions of a webpage or document, or to a new webpage or document. A hyperlink is typically activated by clicking on highlighted [..]

A word, phrase, image, or region of an image that is often highlighted or colored differently and that can be selected as part of a Web page. Each hyperlink represents another Web page; a location in [..]

A hyperlink, or simply a link, is a reference in a hypertext document to another document or other resource. As such it would be similar to a citation in literature. However, combined with a data network and suitable access protocol, it can be used to fetch the resource referenced. This can then be saved, viewed, or displayed as part of the referen [..]

A way to link text or images so a user can move from file to file (and  website to website) across the Internet.

A hyperlink is a reference or navigation element in a document to another section of the same document or to another document that may be on or part of a (different) domain.

a link from from one document to another document or another part of that document that is activated once it is clicked.

A connection between hypertext documents, that allows a reader to trace concepts appearing in one document to related occurrence in other documents.

A hyperlink is commonly called a link, is an electronic connection between one web page to either (1) other web pages on the same web site, or (2) web pages located on another web site. More specifica [..]

(or just link) is a piece of text or image on a website that connects (or links) you to another page or file on the Internet. Hyperlinks are conventionally distinguished from their context with an und [..]