Ronald J Kimball <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is still easy. For example: > > <A NAME="sec1"> > Section 1 Illegal HTML syntax, mandatory "</A>" missing. > <A NAME="sec1-foos"> > <A NAME="-foos"> > Section 1, Item foos Illegal HTML syntax, second "<A>" started before first "<A>" closed. You cannot have two different named anchors for the same text. It would have to be <A NAME="sec1-foos">Section 1,</A> <A NAME="-foos">Item foos</A> and that is awkward. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] See http://www.inwap.com/ for details
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Sean M. Burke
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Stephen P. Potter
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Sean M. Burke
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Ronald J Kimball
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Sean M. Burke
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Ronald J Kimball
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Stephen P. Potter
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Ronald J Kimball
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Stephen P. Potter
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Stephen P. Potter
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Joe Smith
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Jarkko Hietaniemi
- Re: L<foo/item> versus L<foo/"section"... Michael Stevens
