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Hypertext is, simply put, digital text that contains hyperlinks to other text which the reader uses to readily navigate when accessing information. The FA Wiki uses hypertext throughout the website to cross-reference FA-related information via hyperlinks and interactive multimedia (sometimes referred to as 'hypermedia"). When you see text like this, it means there is a link to another wiki page or outside reference with further information.
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Tooltips
Tooltips are information elements used in conjunction with a mouse pointer to display additional information for the reader. The tooltip is activated by hovering the mouse pointer over the item (word or phrase, marked with a dotted blue underline) without clicking. This will display a "hover box" containing the additional information.
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| Overview (or Background) | A high-level summary of the topic. 'Background' may be use in place of, or in addition to, 'Overview', when appropriate to provide historical context. |
| Authorities | All related Federal documentation on the topic. May include Federal statute, regulation, circulars, and Departmental- and Service-level policy and guidance. |
| Frequently Asked Questions (faqs) | Provides FWS interpretation of Federal law, regulations, and policy. This section is expected to grow as more technical assistance questions are fielded by FASO Division staff. |
| Learning Aids | Used to link to a variety of visual aids, e.g. flow diagrams, charts, tables, or graphs. |
| Related Pages | Cross-reference links to other FA Wiki pages related to the topic. |
| Resources | Links to external resources related to the topic. |
| References | Footnoted citations and/or Federal authorities. |
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The Wiki Layout
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Broadly, the FA Wiki uses Spaces that can be combined into Categories, which forms the navigation structure for the website.
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