what im trying to do is fine the code where u can have different links along the side of youre code to go to different sections of the site like if someone scrolls down to youre page and u want the visitor to go to the top of the page or the middle section of the page whats the code to do that ? can anyone direct me please!!

Anchors

very simple to do.

For the part you want to link to (the content), use this.

<a name="whatever">Content here</a>

Although you don't actually have to put any content in between the tags, it will still work.

For the link, you would basically link to the anchor, and would be page.html#whatever. But if its on the same page it would be.

<a href="#whatever">Whatever</a>

<a name="top">The top of it page</a>
<a href="#top">Top</a>

Put the <a name="top"> at the top of the page, or wherever you wish the link to go in that page, then add <a href="#top"> as normal. You can use any name you want for them of course.

Lol, beat you to it (by seconds)

wait i dont get it so im using it for my blog http://www.blakeanthonydesign.com/blog.html

do i have to put some of the content in between
the tag?
<a href="#top">Like this would be the content do i have to put it all in between here ?</a>

and then i would


ahh im so confusedd =[

waiiiiit i get it


okay my divs are labeled

id="layer4"

so all i have to do is

make a <a href="#layer4">Top of layer 4 </a>


and it makes my link to layer 4 <3

i figured it out :] by myself loolll thank you guys though

Ok, it really isn't necessary to use that old <a name.............> coding. Simply use an ID on any element such as:

<h1 id="top">blah blah</h1>
It works just as well in ALL browsers and eliminates the need for all that anchor coding.

What about in screen readers?

Yes, it works with screen readers.

I had not known this, it opens up a lot of easiness. Thanks!