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5/1/2010 8:42:08 AM
Daniel
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How do I create anchor points in design mode? The html mode is a little confusing.
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5/1/2010 10:36:03 AM
mitchsb
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Click on the Hyperlink Manager icon on the menu bar. It looks like a tiny earth with a chain link below it.
In HTML, you can use the anchor tag, <a href="www.whateversiteyouwantlinked.com">whatever site you want linked</a>
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5/1/2010 2:32:52 PM
scott
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We see the tiny earth on the menu bar but still really confused. Let's say we are on a page and at the top it says Cafe Menu and we want it to link to the bottom of the same page to the actual cafe menu information. How to you set up the anchor so that when you click on cafe menu at the top it shoots right down to the actual menu at the bottom of the page. Put it this way. I understand a majority of how to set up our site other than this one area and need it explained in layman's terms. I'm really good at medical first responder first aid and will save you in an emergency situation but if I was trying to get you to save someone by us talking on cell phones, I'd carefully go through the process to save the person. This is how I need it laid out:)
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5/5/2010 11:55:01 PM
AlanG
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The first thing you need to do is put an anchor in your html where you want the page to jump to. To do this in design view of the editor click the spot where you want to set your anchor point then click on the HyperLink Manager icon (the globe looking icon in the editors toolbar), this will bring up a popup window where you can edit your link, there are 3 tabs in this popup (Hyperlink, Anchor and E-Mail). Click on the Anchor tab, this will display a single textbox to enter a name for your anchor. Enter the name of your anchor (this can be anything) like "Price List". Click OK.
You now have an anchor "Price List" on your page.
To make a link on your page jump to this anchor you create a link to the page and append a # character followed by your anchor name i.e. "mypage#Price List". You would of course replace "mypage" with the actual friendly url for your page. if you are not using friendly urls then you can use the default url like "default.aspx?pageid=4#Price List"
make sense?
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