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Netscape Anchor tags inside <div? scrolling areas

Asked by jjayzin in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Tags: div, anchor, inside, scroll

Hello all - I am using good old <a name="Link1"></a> anchors in a scrollable div tag.

My div tags are like so
<div id="divScrollTextCont">
   <div id="divText">

My anchors and href's are straight forward -
<a href="Link1">Go to link 1</a>

These are all created dynamically through coldfusion SQL queries - but above is what the about looks in view source on browser.

IN IE 4+ those href's jump the div layer to the desired area....it works quite well.
In NN - it simply ignores the href and nothing happens - The scroll works in both browsers using css and js - and like I said - a user can scroll OR use the anchor tags to jump the scrolling layer to it's desired position.

Why does this not work in NN? Anybody succesfully implement anchor tags in div layers with NN?

I assume it may be the way Netscape references layers as individual documents or objects. I have tried using id's for linking information - even tried altering my divs to spans and desperately layer tags..

anyone?
please.. huge deadline monday morning :(

thanks!
jay miller
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