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Nasimov
Stranger Joined: Mar 25, 2004 Post Count: 2 Status: Offline |
Hello! How would I create links that would go to specific spots on my pages. How would I do that? Thanks. |
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LSW
Advanced Member USA Joined: Nov 27, 2003 Post Count: 6285 Status: Offline |
Hi, You would use "Anchors" to do that. <a href='#1' title='Go to answer'>is it raining?</a> This is a example, you will see the link leads to #1, that is a named anchor point. # being the ID symbol and 1 is the name. Then lower on the page where the answer is: <a name='1'></a>No, it is not. Here you set a anchor point with the <a> (anchor) element and a name attribute rather than a href attribute. This way it will skip down to this point, but be invisible, if you write: <a name='1'>No, it is not.</a> Then the anchor works as well, but the answer is underlined as it is a form of link due to the <a> Sometimes you will want the anchor point underlined and some times not. |
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