Location
While the bookmark name is important for the purposes of identifying bookmarks, by far the most deciding factor in your bookmark management is its destination.
A "location" is the destination or resource to which a bookmark resolves to. It is indicated by an entry inside the angle brackets like this:
<https://hlg.access-computing.com/>
A bookmark entry is classified by the type of location it holds: it could be a
These three types of bookmarks are easy to spot in their location fields:
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An ordinary linking bookmark has an address to a resource
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A command bookmark starts with a colon character in its location field like this: : then the name or the commands being bookmarked
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A reference bookmark has @{bookmark-name} which holds the name of another bookmark in its location field.
We are going to explore each of these three types of locations in the next pages.
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The location field, just like the bookmark name field, is a required field and must not be empty. |