Can easily someone tell me why my link seriously isn’t working
If you click on the first item in the particular menu " What is QuittersClug. org" the page should move down for the content text with the same question. It works traditional in IE however , not in Mozilla the two on and away. Only the 1st menu item is defined to scroll immediately.. thank you
I are not aware where this computer code resides..
Even so, you define ones anchor links (or hotspots) such as so
< the name=" linkName" > < /a>
And then to jump compared to that area on the page you’d do..
<! -- this is certainly assuming you are around the same page --> < the href=" #linkName" > hyperlink text< /a>
Hope that helps.
I apologize.. I forgot the actual link… the site is simply a quick job for the friend so the code isn’t standard… but I thought similar page linking should of at least worked because We have done it just before…
suggestions the site…
http: //www. wargame. ms11. net/qclub. html code
Now i have seen your code, I are able to see you are pointing to some local file (file: \\) as an alternative to a online general filename. htm and also absolute http: //
This sometimes happens wjem you utilize an editor to style your site.
Observe: even if you fixed that difficulty, for the primary link your browser will never jump as the < a name> is too much up the web site.
Thanks… MY SPOUSE AND I missed that. Really the only thing is, while i test the connection offline, it should jump (as expected) with internet exlorer, however , not in mozilla.
Thank you… I fixed the link while you advised. so currently it works on the internet in IE although still not throughout Mozilla
the " name" feature is outdated. alternatively use " id"
< the id=" linkName" > < /a>
I’m certain that’s correct… so i changed all of them to " id"… and it still works in IE this way… but it would not effect the site in mozilla. don’t I must add something towards the link for mozilla
no one seems to know the answer to this just one… should I try another type of template with less complicated navagation or there has to be an easier route to fix this
I’ve encountered this and I do believe something in Firefox ONE PARTICULAR. 5 broke anchors (or maybe there’s an effective way of doing it besides the recent way I’m doing).
Case index. html:
< the name=" #foo" > < /a> < the href=" #foo" > Visit foo< /a> <! -- fails in FF JUST ONE. 5 --> < the href=" index. html#foo" > Visit foo< /a> <! -- does work -->
Quite unable to walk, especially for dynamic sites like that one where it is advisable to reconstruct the entire URL as it to work.
MY SPOUSE AND I use FF1. A FEW and I’ve for no reason encountered that challenge. I just right now created a sample file when using the < a href=" #foo" > Link< /a> method (not all of the URL) and it works okay.
I went to duck’s site, where the full URL is classified by the link, and it isn’t working personally.
Would it have anything to do with the Doctype (If that is certainly an ignorant dilemma, I’m sorry. I have no idea much about these individuals. )
You mean it ought to be an index page for this to work Allow me to arrange that, yet that’s strange.
Zero, I just find a way to have to state a page WEB ADDRESS, not simply the actual anchor name.
my spouse and i see. hmmm… i guess my problem takes a different approach because the web site url’s are entirely defined on my own page. the html gods have to be messing with me.