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How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/27/2004 12:25:21
Hi, I have a personal web site with lots of pages. Is there a way to put a "Return to Top of Page" command at the bottom of each page? I am not anxious to bookmark to a specific item at the top of each page. Thanks, David Web Rookie
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7000in5th
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/27/2004 13:49:09
I just tried putting an "Includes Page" at the top (with the word "Logo" just for fun) but "Insert>Bookmark" won't let me bookmark the Includes Page.. David
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7000in5th
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/27/2004 14:25:27
I had hoped to use a temporary logo then replace it with the final one later but only need to change it on the includes page, not each page individually. David
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/27/2004 14:32:34
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Did you try adding the anchor tag to the word Logo on the include page itself? Just tried that but it returned me to the "Logo.htm" Includes Page. David
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/27/2004 14:50:20
Maybe this is too simple, but I just add the words "Top Of Page" and link the words to the page address. I guess it essentially restarts the page at the top. Seems to work well and is very simple. Bob B.
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/27/2004 17:36:38
Hi David, I use this or something similar in a bottom shared border. Doesn't require a bookmark. <a href="#">Top</a>
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/28/2004 14:59:19
This is just a slight variant: <A HREF="#top">Top</A>
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/28/2004 16:20:49
it's better to use a bookmark if you want it to work everywhere...
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/29/2004 14:56:09
Thanks very much to all of you that suggested solutions to my search for a simple way to put a "Return to Top of Page" on my dozens of web pages. Below is a summary of the results that I got: bobby suggested: <a href="">Back to Top</a> Result: Surprisingly, this one returned me to my Home page, not to the page it is on. An excellent answer to the question I hadn't yet asked, but very useful, none-the-less. Unless someone has a reason not to, I intend to use it on all my pages to "Return Home". bobburk suggested: ".....add the words "Top Of Page" and link the words to the page address." Result: Worked fine but does require typing the address for each different page. AMysticWeb suggested: "I use this or something similar in a bottom shared border. Doesn't require a bookmark. <a href="#">Top</a> Result: It worked and requires no special typing on every page. I am not sure what a bottom shared border is and assume my test page does not have one. Charles W Davis suggested: "This is just a slight variant: <A HREF="#top">Top</A> Result: It also worked and requires no special typing on every page. dave (David Prescott) warned: "it's better to use a bookmark if you want it to work everywhere..." Question: Where will the latter two above not work? Click here to see my test page. Any other comments? David
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/29/2004 15:29:58
they don't work with just # in opera 7.54 use this as the link target near/at the top of the page <a name="top"></a> then use this in your link <p><a href="#top">top</a></p>
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remclave
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/29/2004 16:04:53
Here's what I use: <a href="pagename.htm">Back To Top</a>
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/29/2004 17:17:27
but that reloads the page?! the anchor target is the correct way to do it
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/29/2004 18:03:18
am i missing something or there some reason not to use the internal anchor? is it too many kb of code ;)
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7000in5th
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/30/2004 11:18:17
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ORIGINAL: d a v e am i missing something or there some reason not to use the internal anchor? is it too many kb of code ;) Since I am retro-coding dozens of pages, putting code at both the top and the bottom of every page is a little more time consuming but, if it makes the pages more universally useable, I will do it. Any further comments? Thanks again to all, David
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d a v e
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RE: How do I create "Return to Top of Page" - 10/30/2004 12:07:14
you may be able to use find and replace? e.g. find the logo or some code at the page top and then find and replace with the same code PLUS <a name="top"></a> or whatever at the beginning. as always before using find and replace back up the site beforehand.
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