"URL Editor" dialog box

The "URL Editor" dialog box lists URLs including links within a document, images, plug-ins and background images for charts and documents. Also, you can check and edit the alternate text set for an image.

[Appearance] group

Specifies the contents to be displayed in a list box.

[All] button

Used to displays all URLs.

[Links] button

Used to display links only.

[Images] button

Used to display images only.

[Linked Image] button

Used to display the URLs of linked images only.

[Others] button

Used to display links, URLs other than images (including document background images, chart and cell background images, plug-ins and button images) and alternate text other than images such as image maps.

[URL and Alternate Text] group

This group is used to edit URLs and the alternate text displayed for an image.

[Document Root] field

Displays the document root of the HTML document that is currently being edited.

[Original URL] field

Displays the original URL, prior to being changed.

[URL] field

Used to specify a URL to be changed.

[Alternate Text] field

Used to specify the alternate text for an image, etc.

[Update] button

Used to apply the values input into the [URL] field, or into the [Alternate Text] field, to a list box. The changes made here can be abandoned by clicking the [Cancel] button and closing the dialog box. To apply the changes to a document, click the [OK] button and close the "URL Editor" window.

To Enhance Accessibility

WWW Web pages provide information to all members of society, including those with handicaps. For example, people who are sight-impaired can navigate the Internet and gain information by using text-to-voice conversion. You should remember, therefore, that Web pages that have an excessively elaborate design and many images are relatively difficult for such users to navigate. Therefore, you should avoid presenting important information in image format and always specify helpful and descriptive alternate text for every image that you use. And, as a rule, you should always use the bottom line of your page for comment input fields and links.