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Denial | I know when you Anchor id types it can go to a certain part of the page in a document but i forget if its possible to send a Anchor to a certain part of a page in another document or if they are only the same document ability. For example In Test.htm you have A subject and under that subject you have different places for example Header Mainsubject Mainsubject2 Link Link Link Link Link Link Now to click on a link and have to go to another document but not just go to that document but a certain place on that page | June 7, 2007, 10:52 PM |
rabbit | As long as there are anchors in the destination, you can just add them on. ie: <a href="page2.htm#blarg">some link</a> would work, assuming page.htm contains an anchor named "blarg". | June 8, 2007, 12:34 AM |
iago | [quote author=rabbit link=topic=16767.msg169876#msg169876 date=1181262880] As long as there are anchors in the destination, you can just add them on. ie: <a href="page2.htm#blarg">some link</a> would work, assuming page.htm contains an anchor named "blarg". [/quote] And within page2.htm, you have to have an anchor where you want it to jump to -> <a name='blarg' /> | June 8, 2007, 1:07 AM |
rabbit | [quote author=iago link=topic=16767.msg169877#msg169877 date=1181264868] [quote author=rabbit link=topic=16767.msg169876#msg169876 date=1181262880] As long as there are anchors in the destination, you can just add them on. ie: <a href="page2.htm#blarg">some link</a> would work, assuming page.htm contains an anchor named "blarg". [/quote] And within page2.htm, you have to have an anchor where you want it to jump to -> <a name='blarg' /> [/quote]Yeah, I made a typo. I meant [quote author=rabbit link=topic=16767.msg169876#msg169876 date=1181262880] page2.htm ... [/quote] | June 8, 2007, 3:00 AM |
iago | [quote author=rabbit link=topic=16767.msg169881#msg169881 date=1181271610] [quote author=iago link=topic=16767.msg169877#msg169877 date=1181264868] [quote author=rabbit link=topic=16767.msg169876#msg169876 date=1181262880] As long as there are anchors in the destination, you can just add them on. ie: <a href="page2.htm#blarg">some link</a> would work, assuming page.htm contains an anchor named "blarg". [/quote] And within page2.htm, you have to have an anchor where you want it to jump to -> <a name='blarg' /> [/quote]Yeah, I made a typo. I meant [quote author=rabbit link=topic=16767.msg169876#msg169876 date=1181262880] page2.htm ... [/quote] [/quote] Well, I read it the way you intended. But you can't assume he knows how to add an "anchor" to a page, that was half of his question :P | June 8, 2007, 3:44 AM |
Denial | I know how to add an anchor to the page i just didn't know if it was possible you can make the anchor relate to another page totally seperate | June 8, 2007, 6:42 AM |