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Jellby · 12-27-2010, 12:54 PM

You don't need an <a> element to use the "id" attribute (in XHTML "name" is not allowed), but you can add it to any other element. Like this:

Code:

<p>This is a <a href="#bottom">link to the bottom</a> of the page.</p>
...
<p id="bottom">And this is the bottom of the page.</p>

If both "id" and "href" end up in the same file after splitting (if necessary), you don't need the full URL; otherwise, as cuthbert19 says, you'd need to write the relative path from one file to the other.

12-27-2010, 12:54 PM	#3
Jellby frumious Bandersnatch Posts: 7,556 Karma: 19500001 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Spaniard in Sweden Device: Cybook Orizon, Kobo Aura	You don't need an <a> element to use the "id" attribute (in XHTML "name" is not allowed), but you can add it to any other element. Like this: Code: <p>This is a <a href="#bottom">link to the bottom</a> of the page.</p> ... <p id="bottom">And this is the bottom of the page.</p> If both "id" and "href" end up in the same file after splitting (if necessary), you don't need the full URL; otherwise, as cuthbert19 says, you'd need to write the relative path from one file to the other.