Link to an article in a middle position directly
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- edt007
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Hi,
Must be a simple thing to do but since I am a newbie, I got no clue. Basically, I want to link to an article that is in the middle of my page, and when the reader clicks the link, he gets directed to the position where the article is (= middle of page) and not top of page as usual.
So,
position1-article1
position2-article2
position3-article3
position4-article4
So I link to article3 and I want the reader to land on article3 directly and not to the top of the page, thus seeing article1 first.
How to do this?
Thanks a lot. - Last Edit: 11 years 11 months ago by edt007.
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- Ben Lee
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I think you're looking for an "anchor" link. This will help out:
Scroll down to: HTML Links - The id Attribute
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- edt007
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Hi Ben Lee,
Perfect! Exactly what I needed.
I only noticed that the ´anchored´ text has a CSS style applied to it automatically what I do not want, I just want it to be normal text, yet anchored. In HTML I do not see any style code applied, how to fix?
Thanks again.
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- Ben Lee
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- You can always set it to be the exact font style you want, but these are generally picked up better as links and are easier to use as links. If someone else is visiting your site, they will be able to click it and then post the link for others as well. Its not just a "bookmark" feature for you.
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