At 12:05 PM 10/6/2004, john wrote:
Why not just put <a name="content"></a> 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 far as I can tell, every modern browser (greater than generation 4) can handle "fragment identifiers" (i.e. linking to a certain element with a specific ID, rather than using named anchors). Even the later versions of Lynx support it.
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