This works for forrest document format: <section id="my_anchor"> I don't know for HTML input, though.
Have you tried <h2 id="my_anchor">?
Johannes
Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
During some involuntary testing of treatment of local anchors in HTML-pages I found a rather unnerving 'feature'.
If a local anchor like
<h2><a name="myanchorID">My visible headline</a></h2>
is processed by Forrests default treatment, the anchor is 'disappeared' and replaced by the following code:
<a name="N10016"></a><a name="My+visible+headline"></a> <h3 class="boxed">My visible headline</h3>
This is no problem for Forrest internally as it uses its new self-generated anchors, but it is if you have other pages referencing this section by using the original anchor name.
And unless your page is really static, you cannot even use the new anchors to reference this section as the
- numeric anchor will change each time the structure of your page changes while
- the text based anchor depends on the text of your heading (which might change as well).
My question: Could transformation not preserve existing anchors in an html-page and - in case of conflict - adjust its autogenerated anchors to avoid the conflict.
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