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How to link a page
Posted on 2012-12-23
How can I cause a link to a page to open the page and show the area of the page that contains that section. For example, a page has 5 sections and the user is on some other page and the click a link that takes them to the area of the page and shows section 4 instead of just sitting at the top of the page.
How is this done?
Thanks
How is this done?
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Actually that link is detailing the obsolete way of doing it. In a modern page any id can be used as an anchor. If you have"
<section id="mytarget">
the an url like
href="http://www.mysite/mypage.html#mytarget"
will put the target section at the top of the page.
Any element can be targeted using the id. Most commonly the heading tags are used.
Cd&
<section id="mytarget">
the an url like
href="http://www.mysite/mypage.html#mytarget"
will put the target section at the top of the page.
Any element can be targeted using the id. Most commonly the heading tags are used.
Cd&
Actually anchors work like this.
On the page where you want the user to land on after the click, you need to put an
When the user clicks the url from the referral page:
He'll be directly landing in section 4 of the page.
Hope I got that clearly explained.
On the page where you want the user to land on after the click, you need to put an
<a name="section4">Section 4</a>
When the user clicks the url from the referral page:
http://the-domain-to-land-on.com/the-page-to-land-on.html#section4
He'll be directly landing in section 4 of the page.
Hope I got that clearly explained.
As I already stated the anchor form of the a tag is obsolete.
For backward compatibility the modern browsers will still find an anchor using name, but with additional overhead because they will look for id first.
All new development and maintenance should not be using obsolete formats.
Please read the specification and follow best practice with current standards applied.
Cd&
For backward compatibility the modern browsers will still find an anchor using name, but with additional overhead because they will look for id first.
All new development and maintenance should not be using obsolete formats.
Please read the specification and follow best practice with current standards applied.
Cd&
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