On Mar 3, 2007, at 2:33 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
You should make it a little easier for yourself - and the browsers :-)
You have IDs in that page, so you may as well use them as targets.
Use...
<a href="#content">↓ Skip to content</a>
...and...
<a href="#wrap"><img... alt="go top" ... /></a>
...and all the mentioned browsers will agree on what to do.
Wow, Georg,
I honestly, ignorantly have no idea I coud do this. A friend just
told me I missed the <.a name="top"><./a> on the top, so I added it,
immediately it works for Opera and Gecko broswers, but the 'skip to
content' still didn't work in IE 6. Your method solved them all.
Without <a name="top"></a> Safari and IE 7 still works...hummm...
these two browsers are more lenient?
I always check Safari first, so when eveything works as expected, I
forgot to check the markup for clue. Got to get rid of this habit.
Thanks again!
tee
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