“A fragmention is an extension to URL syntax that links and cites a phrase within a document by using a URL fragment consisting of the phrase itself, including whitespace.”
To take advantage of the functionality, append a # and the text you’d like to highlight on the particular page after the address of the particular web page. Add a + to indicate whitespaces if necessary, though typically including a single, unique keyword is typically sufficient to highlight the appropriate section.
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A fragmention is an extension to URL syntax that links and cites a phrase within a document by using a URL fragment consisting of the phrase itself, including whitespace.
@ChrisAldrich That’s terrific! Looks great!
@cstanhope Thanks. Fortunately it wasn’t as difficult as I might have imagined. Finer grained highlights would be nice though…
You can now highlight and annotate most of the pages here on Boffo Socko as well as other web pages.
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An outline of how I used Indieweb technology to let Twitter users send @mentions to me on my own website.
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