BlameThePixel!

I've recently been viewing sources of cool sites and decided to add a few of the cool things onto the gref0 site. I've got the html code for the marquee on the homepage used to show recent posts.

Except this will jut be a manual 'Latest Updates' to the site. One of the links on the scrolling news will be new episodes. Problem is I want it to directly link to the exact place on the page. Not loading a new page at the top but somewhere in middle for example. A bit like the BTP FAQ. It's just I couldn't find the right coding there (too complex for me atm).

This code would also be used in the same fashion on the MFMX Tutorial site for FAQs.

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then when you click the link at the top it'll go to the a with a specified name

This can also be used as a way to make a link without making it link to something. Just write: < a href="#" >Something< /a >. Result: Something. Well, it does link to the top of the page.

I know how to link normally.

Yet another problem. Now I need to know how to do that thing for the BTP FAQ page but across onto another page.

for example:
index page has Latest Updates scrolling area and link below image as an icon for series update. The link I want to load and go to a certain part of another page. How would I do that?

Ehh... What do you mean?

techinically you should use the ID attribute for link targetting, which is what you are reffering to.

as for doing it to another page, href="index.php#target" will do it.

where there is an element with id="target" on index.php.

After a bit of testing, I'd go with ReadMe's way. I had used the 'name' attribute myself, too, and was unaware you could use 'id' for this at all.

When I used 'name', it had to be in an 'a' tag. When I used 'id', it could be in any, as ReadMe said.