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[64]

I've seen some sites where if you type the site with a # and some kind of label, it'll go down to it automatically.

How do you do that?

[seel]

The site must contain labels aka anchors, that is, <a> tags with names. So if there are any <a> tags with names you just put #thenameofthetag at the end of the url to go there.

example:
[a name="asdf" id="asdf"][/a] (where [ and ] is replaced with <a nd >)
and if the url is http://www.asdf.com/bigpage.html
you change it to http://www.asdf.com/bigpage.html#asdf

[Pilot-Doofy]

You don't need the ID attribute though.

[henke37]

Yes, you do.
Firefox(and related browsers) only uses the id.

[Jessii]

At 11/6/06 03:49 AM, henke37 wrote: Yes, you do.
Firefox(and related browsers) only uses the id.

That and if you're using XHTML, it probably won't validate without the ID. I had an image map that wouldn't validate without an ID a few months ago, so I'm assuming the same thing.

[seel]

Yes it's pretty good to have both id and name or it might fuck up one or another way..