Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
But to address the basic problem of recognizing what the link really
took the user to, you can do some styling on the :target pseudo-class, e.g.
:target {
background: #ffd;
color: black;
border: dotted 1px;
}
Then it suddenly becomes important how the link destination has been
marked up, as this code highlight the specific element that has the
corresponding id attribute (or the matching <a name=...>...</a> element,
id that old-style markup was used).
Thanks, Jukka : that is what I have proposed to the author, but he
really wants me to emulate the printed page. I may succeed in
convincing him given sufficient time; other members of the group
are in favour of more modern presentation styles ...
** Phil.
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