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| message from canjunct on 21 Jul 2004 |
Hi All,
I have performed a search on this forum for issues with the Named Anchor
feature in DW MX4 and did not really find any clear answers to the issues which
seemed similar to mine. I just want to be able to have someone click on my
Fireworks 'TOP' button, and be brought to the top of the same web page. When I
check it in ME when I press on the TOP button, it takes me to a new page and
says it cannot display that page. Steps I am taking for named anchor are (code
also attached):
I place my cursor on the spot at the point in which I want somebody to be
taken when the TOP button is pressed
Insert > Named Anchor
Enter Top as the name for this anchor, pressed enter
Go to the bottom of the document to the TOP button that was created in
Fireworks, highlight it
Go to the property Inspector , to Link: and press and drag on the 'Point To
File' feature and drag back up to my named anchor
Ensure that #Top is featured in the Link: section of the Prop Inspect
Like usual your responses are appreciated.
Pat
p.s. my website is only on my local computer and not uploaded yet
<p align="center" class="style21"><a name="TOP"></a>... a place to explore
alternative, holistic and traditional approaches</p>
<p align="center"><a href="#TOP"><img src="Back%20To%20Top%20Butt.png"
width="99" height="34" border="0" lowsrc="#TOP"></a></p>
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| John Tucker replied to canjunct on 21 Jul 2004 |
Pat,
Get rid of the spaces in the image name. If you need spacing, use an
underscore or dash like this: Back_To_Top_Butt.png. Also, I'd export that
PNG from FW as a GIF or JPG, depending on what works best.
Don't know if that's causing your problem but it does need to be fixed. :-)
HTH
John
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| terry replied to John Tucker on 22 Jul 2004 |
and still same problem. Any other responses to this issue would be
appreciated.
<p><a href="#">top</a></p>
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| Alan replied to John Tucker on 21 Jul 2004 |
TOP is probably acting like a reserved word-
try <a href="#my_top"> or any other word except top
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| John Tucker replied to Alan on 21 Jul 2004 |
Actually, <a href="#TOP"> should work fine. That's exactly how it's coded on
my site, except mine is in lowercase.
John
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| Mad Dog replied to canjunct on 22 Jul 2004 |
<p align="center" class="style21"><a name="TOP">...a place to explore
alternative, holistic and traditional approaches</a></p>
MD
canjunct wrote:
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