Tee G. Peng wrote:
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.
Don't trust a browser - any browser :-)
IE6 has a problem with anchors as targets. They must have content - even
an will do. Anyway, you don't need those anchors since you have
unique IDs all over the place.
You can delete all those <a name="(somewhere in page)"></a> as targets,
unless you have to support some really old browsers - NN4 maybe. All
major (and most minor browsers, I think) will be more than happy with
using existing, or new, IDs as targets.
Georg
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