Andrew
Mon May 12 16:41:01 CDT 2008
Expanding on Stephan's advice,
If there's a bit of information on page 2 that you want linked from page 1,
you need to specifty the anchor first; so, on page2.html, insert the code,
similar to this example:
<a name="info">
<p>This is the information on page 2 to be linked from page 1</p>
Then on page1.html insert a link
<a href="page2.html#info">Link to Info on Page 2</a>
Note, the "#info" bit is what makes the link jump a particular spot in a
page, to the anchor (Frontpage calls them "bookmarks").
"Stefan B Rusynko" <sbr_enjoy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> It is called a Hyperlink (or a bookmark for within a page)
> See the Menu and help on
> Insert Hyperlink (and Insert Bookmark)
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> "Kool-Katz" <Kool-Katz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:03F56FB0-BE00-40F7-9143-76452E122E0F@microsoft.com...
> | I.v seen it on all types of site, but I can't get it to work or find out
> how
> | it works.
> | I know there is a code you have to place on a item and when you click on
> it
> | it can take you to another page or go to the place on that page where
> the
> | info is at.
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