Hyperlink to move from top of page to other parts

[Barry]

I am using Publisher 2003 to build my first internet site. I see that a common practice for long pages is to provide a hyperlink from the top of the page to other sections further down on the page (less need for scrolling by the reader). I don't see how to set this up with Publisher 2003. Is it possible and how do you do it?

[David Bartosik - MS MVP]

It's not natively supported, you have to custom code it, use the article
[url]http://www.davidbartosik.com/pub2002/pub2002_7.htm[/url]

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"Barry" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am using Publisher 2003 to build my first internet site. I see that a

common practice for long pages is to provide a hyperlink from the top of the
page to other sections further down on the page (less need for scrolling by
the reader). I don't see how to set this up with Publisher 2003. Is it
possible and how do you do it?

[analog@logwell.com]

Actually, Publisher 2000 sticks some position tags in on its own (not
sure about 2003). If you want to refer to them, you just have to put
in the link to do it. I believe it automatically puts in a "top" and
"bootom" tag on every page it converts to html. I use them to go to
the bottom of several long pages on my site.


On Tue, 1 Jun 2004 06:16:06 -0700, "Barry"
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I am using Publisher 2003 to build my first internet site. I see that a common practice for long pages is to provide a hyperlink from the top of the page to other sections further down on the page (less need for scrolling by the reader). I don't see how to set this up with Publisher 2003. Is it possible and how do you do it?

[Barry]

Many thanks for the advice. The code works great.

[David Bartosik MS MVP]

Yes 2000 does that, which is indicated on my 2000 version of that article.
As of 2002 that is no longer the case.

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[url]www.publishermvps.com[/url]

<analog@logwell.com> wrote in message
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> Actually, Publisher 2000 sticks some position tags in on its own (not
> sure about 2003). If you want to refer to them, you just have to put
> in the link to do it. I believe it automatically puts in a "top" and
> "bootom" tag on every page it converts to html. I use them to go to
> the bottom of several long pages on my site.
>
>
> On Tue, 1 Jun 2004 06:16:06 -0700, "Barry"
> <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>

> >I am using Publisher 2003 to build my first internet site. I see that a

common practice for long pages is to provide a hyperlink from the top of the
page to other sections further down on the page (less need for scrolling by
the reader). I don't see how to set this up with Publisher 2003. Is it
possible and how do you do it?

>