clickable

/ ˈklɪkəbəl /

adjective

1. (of a website) having links that can be accessed by clicking a computer mouse

   a clickable map

Example Sentences

But, Zaidan adds, “the problem isn’t just journalism. Scientists are probably more likely to do an experiment that leads to a clickable result, and journals are probably more likely to publish sensational results.”

From Slate

But, Zaidan adds, “the problem isn’t just journalism. Scientists are probably more likely to do an experiment that leads to a clickable result, and journals are probably more likely to publish sensational results.”

From Slate

Accessing piracy websites can put consumers at risk of malware attacks from clickable ads that could steal personal data off your devices, according to a report from the Digital Citizens Alliance, a consumer-focused internet safety group.

From Los Angeles Times

Meanwhile in the east of the country, Canton Glarus has witnessed a surge of wild campers, driven by Instagram, looking for clickable high mountain shots.

From BBC

The logic of the proposed merger: The Messenger, which said it had recently drawn tens of millions of monthly visitors with its clickable content, could drive readership to The Los Angeles Times.

From New York Times