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TEOM as you know it has been closed. I will keep it up for reference but it no longer will receive tutorial updates.
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XHTML + CSS
Anchor Links
Anchor links are very useful when dealing with long pages. By using them, you can link to contents located on the same page, without having to load everything again.
To use them, follow these simples steps:
» Locate the area that you want to link to;
» Insert the following code to it:
<h1><a id="anchor">Content</a></h1>
In order to make the anchor linking valid XHTML, you need to a) close the tag ‹/a› and b) use it inside inline elements such as the header and paragraph tags.
In XHTML 1.0, the name attribute is deprecated, that’s why I’m using id instead.
» Make a link to the desired content:
<p><a href="#anchor" title="your link's title">Your link's name</a></p>
Don’t forget the # sign.
This is how the link will look once you click on it:
http://yoursite/folder/file.htm#content
· Jul 30, 2004 ·