Sentences with phrase «embedded links take»
Embedded links take you quickly to subjects or handouts and the handouts can be printed in any quantity for the families being served.
http://patillinois.org/ Not exact matches
You can take a snapshot of your universe, capturing your position in time and space, and embed that information in a link on a Web page.
Embed article link: (Click to copy HTML code below): < a href ="https://www.consumerhealthdigest.com/bone-health/calcium-supplements.html"> Calcium Supplements: Do We Need To Take Calcium Supplements?
Publishers are taking e-books beyond embedded links and searchable content to adaptive, interactive e-textbooks and learning platforms, integrated multimedia, and seamless social media features to connect readers to authors, new works and each other.
The one we wound up buying had a QR code on the box which takes you to a promotional video (the link is embedded in the QR code shown on the left).
Brittany (aka «American Brittany»): American Brittany Rescue — The link embedded in the name of this organization at the beginning of this paragraph takes you right to the seniors, so you know this organization takes their commitment to finding homes for them seriously.
-- The link embedded in the name of this organization at the beginning of this paragraph takes you right to the seniors, so you know this organization takes their commitment to finding homes for them seriously.
Also new is Missing Link Once Daily Superfood Dental Chew, which Wilks says took the patented formula of Missing Link Original and embedded it into a dental chew.
Simply click on the Get Your Bundle button link that is embedded in your email receipt and it will take you to an HB page that includes redemption instructions for all games including the Super Senso demo.
Wolf in Sheep's Clothing - before you make a fatal mistake that could ruin you injury claim, please watch this short one minute video that talks about the book and click on the embedded link that will take you to the page where you can download the book for free.
You can copy this link as well — http://bit.ly/frpOWj — which takes you to a Google webpage containing the data, which will also update as need be, and which is not as cramped for width as the embedded material here.
If you are taking «free» content from a guest blogger, these writers almost always require an outbound link to be embedded within their contributed post.