links the move to page

[Evo]

i dont know if i cna explain it right but does anyone know how to do a link of something on the page and you click it and it goes to it (its on the same page not some other page)
if i can ill find a site that does it

[aym]

Do you mean something like this (http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutors/frame3.htm)?

Here's (http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutors/frame1.html) how to do it.

[Evo]

acutally you know at the top of the page http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutors/frame1.html#naming

says what are frames anyway and you click it and it goes to the middle of the page how do you do that

[Cheryl]

If you're trying to do it without frames you can use a named anchor. The link code would be

text

& where you want to end up, the code is



replace [ with <

that's what is used in the page you mentioned to jump from one spot to the other.


HTH

Cheryl

[Evo]

what do i stick in name?

[Cheryl]

you don't have to put anything between the a name & /a. It's just marking a place on the page.

[kram 2.0]

Basically what you are looking for are called anchor hyperlinks. What you are doing, as what Cheryl previously mentioned, is that you are linking a part of a text from the a hyperlink (much like the ones you see every day - the normal anchor href tags). They look like this:

&lt;a href=&quot;#presentation&quot;&gt;Put down what you want do for your link here&lt;/a&gt;

and then you want that the name, which in this case is presentation, to link to your section of the page that has that name assigned - in other words, where you want it to jump to, you just put this:

&lt;a name=&quot;presentation&quot;&gt;The text that it will jump to&lt;/a&gt;

By putting an analogous name, in this case presentation, you are linking two things together. Make one a link, with the pound before it, and you are well off for the interpage linking.

Hope that helps (and sry if it was repetitive),
kram

[Evo]

thank you so much it works!