Hi AThirstyMind –
Well, I think that's what I was trying to do! But I just Googled: bookmarking HTML, and found what I may have been doing wrong. When I should have coded:
<a name="figure517"> </a>
...I actually coded:
<a name="figure517">
I've now added the </a> and it works. But I still haven't been able to get it to go straight to an image; I need that extra label line I've shown above, just before the image, which I jump to using:
<p><a href="#figure517"> click here for fig5.17 </a></p>
. If instead I was wanting to jump to:
<p class="center"><img src="fig517.gif" alt="fig517"></p>
, then the following actually jumps a long way earlier than that, to near or at the start of the file:
<p><a href="#fig517"> click here for fig5.17 </a></p>
.
Aha! It works if I add the name parameter in with the other two image parameters separately:
<p class="center"><img src="fig518.gif" alt="fig518" name="figure518"></p>
...if successfully found by:
<p><a href="#figure518"> click here for fig5.18 </a></p>
.
Anyway, thanks for encouraging me to have another go!
Cheers,
Streadmob
Going back to the possibility of converting the Contents list to a list of illustrations, my Contents starts:
<h1>Contents</h1>
<p class="contents"><a href="#Flyleaf/Back cover">Flyleaf/Back cover</a></p>
<p class="contents"><a href="#Preface">Preface</a></p>
<p class="contents"><a href="#Introduction">1 Introduction </a></p>
etc.
It looks like I'm allowed to change the 'Contents' to 'List of Images' , and then just put the image names and labels in. I just hope that won't mess things up if and when I produce an epub file instead of a mobi. ??