Hi, Your file produces the same results here. Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML_element) gives an example using ‘id’:
To illustrate: the header of a table of contents section on example.com could be turned into a target by writing <h1 id="contents">Table of contents</h1> Continuing with this example, now that the section has been marked up as a target, it can be referred to from external sites with a link like <a href="http://example.com#contents";>see contents</a> or with a link on the same page like: <a href="#contents">contents, above</a> In my own case, the problem is not that Links does not try to jump. On the contrary, it does, but first it reloads the document without preserving form variables. As the document is PHP-generated, the reloaded document shows an empty log-in form that does not contain the jump target. Links just shows this page whereas Elinks reports an error (“The requested fragment "#crash" doesn't exist.”). I think Links (and Elinks, &c.) should just perform a jump within the already loaded document as Firefox and Chromium do. Such jumps are correctly performed if I save the document as a local HTML file first and then call Links on that file. Regards, Axel
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