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babettezz
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Open / Link to page bottom instead of top? - 2/7/2008 12:23:02
I'd like to link to a new page at it's bottom instead of it's top without having to click a bookmark or any other intervening clicks.
As I post new content, I post it on top and people have to scroll down to see older and older content. Some of the content has 2 or more parts to it like Post Content Part 1, Part 2 etc
This means that as you list latest content on top, you wind up with non intuitively reverse listed content like.
Part 3 Fixing your sink / testing phase
Part 2 Fixing your sink / Tighten and seal
Part 1 Fixing your sink / Disassembly and diagnose
Even though if you look closely you see that you should click part 1 first, the tendency is to click what's on top first.
Thanks In Advance 
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coreybryant
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Joined: 3/17/2002
From: Castle Rock CO USA
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RE: Open / Link to page bottom instead of top? - 2/7/2008 12:48:59
Attribute for <a> might help you. You can easily do this in Frontpage by locating the position you wish the users to go to and then go to Insert - Bookmark (or press CNTL-G). Now enter a name (like test) into the dialog box. This will create something like <a name="test"></a>
Now to link to this place, locate the word(s) you wish to be active. Highlight them and press CNTL-K (or Insert - Hyperlink). Now in this box, you will see Place in this document on the left. Highlight this and now you will be able to choose the bookmark you just created. This will create something like <a href="#test">Click Here</a>
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