So why are you replying to me, I didn't start the thread.
Reply to the one that started the thread, as there is nothing wrong with my reply.
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Ric Gates wrote:
Rich wrote:
Adrienne wrote:
Richard Bozman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
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Siôn wrote:
Can anyone tell me if NS 4 supports Anchors (see example code @ bottom
of page) and if not is there an alterntive
Example code:
html
head
titleAnchor test/title
meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html;
charset=iso-8859-1 /head body bgcolor=#FF text=#00
put the complete url here .
a href=http://all the url/and page.html#testlink to anchor/a
br
br
br
a name=test/a /body /html
AFAIK there is no need to put the complete URL, especially if the anchor is
on the same page.
a name=testbla bla bla/a
.
a href=#topTop of page/a
The only time you would need an absolute reference is if the anchor is on
another site.
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What you have in the example above
a name=test/a /body /html
is called an empty anchor. There is no text or anything else
from the page between the a name=test part and the /a part.
Insert text from the page, that should appear at the top of screen.
This is explained somewhere on the Netscape help site.
Empty anchors are tricky, they usually work on the same page, but
depends on which version you are using. Sometimes they come up a
couple of lines off where you want. If you are linking to an anchor
on another page, empty anchors have even a less chance to work right.
Hope this helps. rich
The problem is most likely the spaces, which are illegal in URLs.
If you really MUST use spaces (and I really don't understand why), you must use
%20 as any extended character must be escaped.
I now use a name=home /a notice the space, but the only browser that has
given me an error about an empty anchor is Mosaic.
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