How can a "name anchor" coding be used to focus on the text in a new page? Please give the code for that......
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If I understand you correctly, you want to have two pages. Page one could be a list of questions and page two could have the corresponding answers.\n\nOn page one have question one a link like so:\n<div id="question1">\n<a href="page2.htm#answer1">What does xHTML stand for?</a>\n</div>\n\nThen on page two (page2.htm) create a div and give it an id attribute of "answer1" and put your answer in there.\n\n<div id="answer1">\n<p>xHTML stands for "eXtensible HyperText Markup Language" which is a variant of XML (eXtensible Markup Language).</p>\n\n<p><a href="page1.htm#question1">Back to question one</a></p>\n</div>
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joestuffatsnetnet is right in that it's not standard, but there are many cases where it just makes since. Look at the menus on this page:\n\nhttp://www.pioneerbaseball.org\n\nI use hover, visited and link colors to alert the user to the fact that clicking will link to another page.\n\nA.Menu:link { color: #650000;text-decoration: none;  }\nA.Menu:visited { color: #650000;text-decoration: none;  }\nA.Menu:hover {  color: #FFFFFF;text-decoration: none;  }
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You can create an array of links that you intend going to and using JavaScript dynamically create the <A HREF tag using a random function. This will create a new link every time the page is refreshed.
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Look up Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) use that to code your hyperlinks... style sheets are the only way to go now days.  LEARN IT!!!!
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That is a CSS rule that applies to an anchor (link) within a webpage that has the classname defined\n\nAny CSS style assigned to that pseudo-class will be applied to the text within the anchor when the user mouses over the element.\n\nexample:\na.linkClass:hover {\n  color:red;\n}\n\n<a class="linkClass" href="http://www.example.com">Here is the link</a>\n\nWhenever the user "hovers" over the link text, it will turn red.
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I wonder if people type in the html code directly into the answers - I will test this theory now. \n\nlink typed in www.yahoo.com \nlink typed with http http://www.yahoo.com \nlink copy and pasted in http://au.yahoo.com/ www.yahoo.com\nlink written in HTML <a href='http://www.yahoo.com'>Link to Yahoo</a>\n\nwhen I previewed this, only the website addresses with HTTP:// are highlighted - I guess this is the difference.
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You are trying to fix the "title bar". That is where those words go; however, leave the scripting out of it. The title bar can be more creative, like \n\nJoin Tripod Stuff or what ever it is you are trying to draw the web crawlers to. It is a description of your site, not the http that they are navigating to.
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<a href="URL" target="_blank">link text here</a>
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<a href="LINK HERE, needs to start with http://">TEXT HERE LIKE CLICK HERE</a>
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Two ways come to mind.  The first is a banner exchange program like LinkShare (which i believe is a microsoft company) and the second is to get other web sites to create text links on their site pointing to your site.
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Yup!\n\na simple little javascript command (that few people use!) is dependent on the way the browser designers decide to do it!\n\nThere is no standard for placement... You can get a lot better compatibility with AJAX (the domscripting part) techniques.\n\nCool sites pop 'windows 'right in the middle of the main page... \n\nI use jquery(a javascript library) to do this type thing, so can you!
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I get a Javascript pop-up alert error in Firefox - which means that none of the navigation now works so I can't move around the site. \n\nThere's a philosophy od web design that says when adding Javascript functionality - make sure the backup system works when Javascript doesnt work or is turned off. This is a good example of that having a real affect here.\n\nBased on just the home page - I'd say: it needs to show the main content right away... If its articles/tips on bodywork - might be nice to have an example of one tip plus links to go directly to other tips...
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Is this what you mean:\nsearch for name on the page.
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why don't you edit it in notepad?? word reconises links automatically, i'm sure someone will tell ye how, but there's away to remove link highlighting, play with the options\n\nR3dm0
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i would surgest a use of a small java script img at the begining of the script\n\nsome thing like\n<a href="noname.html" onClick="liens=new createArray('noname.html','noname.html'); location=liens[pub]; return false"><img name="pubImg" src="ATT58239.jpg" width="550" height="379" border="0">
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go to the toolbar at the top of the page, click insert, then special characters, then find it. I hope this helps...have fun with your spade and hearts thing, lol.
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well,\n u can use javascript btu thats a long coding, i give u an easy HTML coding.\n <html>\n<body>\n<table width="200" border="1">\n<tr>\n<td>\n<center>Darfun HeadLines</center><hr>\n</td></tr>\n<tr>\n<td>\n<marquee width="200" scrollamount="2" height="150" direction="up" bgcolor="cornsilk">\nNEWS artical 1 here<br>\nNEWS artical 2 here<br>\nNEWS artical 3 here</marquee>\n</td></tr></table>\n\n</body>\n</html>