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    Author: * Julilla Sempronius - 1 Post on this thread out of 953 Posts sitewide.
    Date: Oct 17, 2003 - 15:37

    My dear, here's a simple example for you. Take out the spaces when you use the code; they're to make it show up here!

    Somewhere at the top of your page, insert this code:
    < a name= " pagetop "> < /a>

    Each subsection you want to navigate to should have a code similar to this (replacing my gobbledegook with your actual text:

    < a name= " somename ">in-page link< / a>

    Finally, build your navigational tools:

    < a href= " # somename ">link< / a> to somewhere in your page

    < a href= " # pagetop ">Page Top< / a>


    Notice that you have to give each subsection a unique name and, for all your in-page navigation, you'll insert a pound sign just before the name.

    Give it a try and be sure to show off your results so we can test it for you!

    PS: Note to cousin Frontinus: GMTA!


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