bookmarks advanced

[Dave Koehler]

I understand the bookmark thing on the same page. No problemo.
Is there a way to go to a bookmark from another page?
IE: Bookmark is half way down page 2.
Page 1 needs to link to that bookmark on page 2.

Can I juggle the address somehow?

Thanks

[WebMonkey08]

I had the same scenario, so I made a regular link from Page 1 to Page 2, then on the top of Page 2 I put the Bookmark, assuming it woud make sense to the Visitor

[Dave Koehler]

I can't see where you gained anything. I would consider that a normal link and then a bookmark on the same page. Yes/no?

[WebMonkey08]

If you think it's that important,make a text link on Page one. saying 'click here, and go halfway down page 2'

[supa]

When you link simply add a # and the bookmark identifier to the end of the link.
for example:

my bookmark identifier is mark1.
my link should be : www.Books.com/sales.html

link it like this : www.Books.com/sales.html#mark1

it will do the trick.

Supa

[wbdesigner]

Supa where do you get this stuff? Did you get a secret decoder ring with your WebEasy that none of the rest of us got?:p

Patti

[Support_JH]

It comes of reading the links. :)

[Dave Koehler]

Thanks Supa. That was just what I was wondering about.

JH. I am an avid reader, even of boring stuff like help files and manuals. You are going to have to show me where that little bit of information is hidden.

[Support_JH]

In IE when you mouse over the link on a lot of pages it shows the address down in the lower left corner of the browser window. You'll see a lot of bookmark links on the Net in that format...URL#bookmark.

You can also see it in the HTML source for pages that use that bookmark format.

[supa]

Supa where do you get this stuff? Did you get a secret decoder ring with your WebEasy that none of the rest of us got?:p

Patti

And I will sell you that ring for only 55$ and Fifty cents.
;)

Supa