Al respecto, el W3C dice lo siguiente:
Si el documento es HTML:
«Use id or name? Authors should consider the following issues when
deciding whether to use id or name for an anchor name:
* The id attribute can act as more than just an anchor name (e.g.,
style sheet selector, processing identifier, etc.).
* Some older user agents don't support anchors created with the id
attribute.
* The name attribute allows richer anchor names (with entities).
Because of its specification in the HTML DTD, the name attribute may
contain character references. Thus, the value Dürst is a valid name
attribute value, as is Dürst . The id attribute, on the other hand,
may not contain character references.»
Pero si es XHTML:
«...the name attribute of these elements is formally deprecated, and
will be removed in a subsequent version of XHTML.»
¡Saludos!
Miguel
Ramón Corominas escribió:
> Que yo sepa la manera más segura y estándar de poner un marcador es con:
>
> <a name="principio"></a>
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