Hello,

I'm having a problem with the HTML "anchor" tag (<a>).

It seems that everytime I 'echo' something to the screen I get a
"nasty" <a>...</a> tag pair enclosing whatever I'm doing. I'm using
Cake's CSS with a thing or two added, and the problem is that the
<a></a> pair shadows other style classes I use.

The clear out what I say, here's the code I have on the VIEW:

if (! isset($results))
        {
                echo '<br><p class = "warning_msg"> There no hierarchies on this
network! </p>';
        }
        else
        ...

And this is the generated HTML:

<p class="warning_msg">
    <a name="top"> There no hierarchies on this network! </a>
</p>

This shouldn't be a big deal, but I'm actually displaying a "warning
message" and I'd like it to be in red, but with this sumperimposing of
<a> tag, all I get is "CAKE's green" which is not your typical
"warning" color...

Can someone explain why this happen or if there's something I'm doing
wrong?

Thanks in advance!


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