Navigating (going from page to page) help for iwishihad

If you are new to the Internet you may not understand how to 'Navigate' (meaning go from or LINK from) page to page.

On iwishihad we use colours for LINKS to tell you what to CLICK ON to get to the page containing the information.

A LINK either takes you to a page on this Site or to ANOTHER SITE NOT ON iwishihad.

The COLOUR of the LINK for pages you HAVEN'T visited is MAROON this colour, HERE.

NOTE that as you move the CURSOR (the ARROW) with your mouse OVER a MAROON word the CURSOR will change to a 'HAND-FINGER' and the word 'HERE' will turn BLUE. This is called 'HOVERING.' The BLUE colour indicating a LINK. (NOTE: iwishihad is always BLUE and IS NOT A LINK.)

Also, as you do this, a box will pop-up TELLING you some information about this LINK.

When you click on this LINK you will go to the page the LINK sends you to.

Now, on the left are more MAROON LINKS that will take you to other pages. The box that pops up displays the words of the LINK you will go to once you have clicked.

Some PICTURES also contain 'CLICKABLE' LINKS. (Meaning if you click on them you will go to the LINK)

At the BOTTOM of each page there are LINKS that duplicate some of the LINKS on the left. These operate in the same manner:

HOVER OVER THEM: THEY TURN BLUE

CLICK THEM: YOU GO TO THE LINK AND THEY THEN TURN BLACK UNDERLINED SHOWING YOU HAVE BEEN THERE.

If, having gone to a page, you HOVER the cursor over a BLACK UNDERLINED LINK, the UNDERLINE DISAPPEARS AND THE COLOUR CHANGES TO BLUE MEANING YOU CAN GO BACK THERE.

NOTE that ANY LINK that sends you to a page will go BLACK, UNDERLINED. So, if you clicked on, 'wish list' above left, when you go to the Wish List page, the BOTTOM LINK to the 'wish list' page will have turned BLACK UNDERLINED showing you have gone to that page.

SUMMARY: MAROON = Link not clicked on. CLICK ON IT = GO THERE>.

BLUE = HOVERING over LINK.

BLACK UNDERLINED = PAGES VISITED. BLACK UNDERLINED when HOVERED over will turn BLUE. (Meaning you can go there again.)