intrapage

English

Alternative forms

• intra-page

Etymology

From intra- +‎ page.

Adjective

intrapage (not comparable)

1. Within a single page of a document or website.

   Antonym: interpage

   Hypernyms: intradocument, intrasite

   intrapage links

   intrapage search

   • 1999, Betty Salzberg, David Lomet, Manuel Barrena, Linan Jiang, “The BT-Forest: A Branched and Temporal Access Method”, in Conference proceedings‎^[1]:

     We introduce a new way of organizing index pages for the LV-tree which will have high fan-out. As a bonus, intrapage search is often logarithmic rather than linear. Instead of storing bounding boxes of dataspace and version for each child, we use a split history tree or sh-tree within each index page.

   • 2002, Dick Oliver, SAMS Teach Yourself HTML 4 in 24 Hours, 4th edition, Pearson Education, →ISBN:

     Using Named Anchors / Figure 7.1 demonstrates the use of intrapage links.

   • 2013, Michael W. Graves, Digital Archaeology: The Art and Science of Digital Forensics‎^[2], Addison-Wesley, →ISBN, page 216:

     Externally, the user interface provides the tools that allow the average person to find, download, and read Web pages. Interfaces vary among browsers but commonly include[:] / • An address bar / • Forward and Back buttons / • Bookmarking capabilities / • Intrapage search capabilities / • Configuration utilities

See also

• internal link