sure an id for is valid. it can be used in several ways eg
http://www.hicksdesign.co.uk/journal/271/highlighting-current-page-with-css
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That's good to know, Tom. I'm mostly concerned with IE for this problem.
~john
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Tom Livingston wrote:
Works as intended in Safari 1.2.3 OS X 10.3.5. "to the top" takes me all
the way back to the top
An ID in the body? Now, why didn't I think of that? :) Is that valid?
I'll try it! Thanks!
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Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Two ideas spring to mind:
- wrap the entire page content in a div with a
> Why not just put at the top of the page?
Because I don't consider that to be a modern solution, and since I'm
"relearning" how to code, I want some choices. ;)
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Paul Novitski wrote:
At 12:05 PM 10/6/2004, john wrote:
Why not just put at the top of the page?
Probably because it doesn't look or feel (from a markup point of view)
like an elegant, modern solution.
Some browsers don't appear to need a corresponding named anchor if the
link is to "#top".
As
Works as intended in Safari 1.2.3 OS X 10.3.5. "to the top" takes me
all the way back to the top.
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On Oct 6, 2004, at 3:05 PM, john wrot
Two ideas spring to mind:
- wrap the entire page content in a div with a specific ID, and change
the link to point to that
...
- taking it one step further (and admittedly a bit crazy, but seems to
work fine in FF, IE and Opera from my really quick testing) add an ID to
the body eleme
At 12:05 PM 10/6/2004, john wrote:
I want to put a "top of page" link in the footer of one of my sites, so
instead of using the tag, I to one of my ID's. The
problem is, I've used "z-index" in the CSS so that the header and nav stay
put when scrolling...but it doesn't work in IE. The result i
Hello, group.
I want to put a "top of page" link in the footer of one of my sites, so
instead of using the tag, I to one of my ID's.
The problem is, I've used "z-index" in the CSS so that the header and
nav stay put when scrolling...but it doesn't work in IE. The result is
that, in IE, when
