EXPLICIT AND NON-EXPLICIT LINKS IN DOCUMENT

摘要

Links may be added to a document in such a way that the links are displayed in response to a user behavior. In one example, a document has both explicit and non-explicit links. Explicit links may be highlighted by a browser at the time the page is rendered, while non-explicit links may be highlighted in response to a user's behavior, such as hovering over a linked word or phrase for some number of seconds. In one example, the non-explicit links may be included in the document through a script. The script may detect the user behavior that causes the non-explicit links to be activated, and may also identify the specific Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) to which the non-explicit links point. The addition of non-explicit links may help a user do further research on topics that arise in a document.