Use Citebite to highlight part of a web page

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Apr 202007

Here is a handy web tool that you can use when you need to direct someone to a particular part of a web page. It is called Citebite.

Here’s how it works: (1) Go to www.citebite.com. (2) Open a second web browser (or tab in Firefox)and navigate to the web page that has the content you want. (3) Copy and paste the URL of that second web page into the “Source URL” field at Citebite. (4) Copy and paste the content from the web page that you want to highlight into the “Quote” field at Citebite. (5) Click the “Make Citebite” button.

In about 20-30 seconds, Citebite will make a Citebite link (a special URL) and will provide a preview of the web page with the text highlighted in yellow. You can copy and paste the Citebite link in an email and send it off. When the recipient clicks on the link, it opens the web page and goes right to the highlighted text. Slick.

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Posted by Patrick DiDomenico at 7:48 pm
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