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Lesson No. 7 - Jumping within a page -
In this lesson, we will be using the command "<a href>" This lesson will teach you how jump from different section within a page. First, decide where you want to put the "position of the jump". Lets say that I was creating a web page on the index of my book called "A Guide For HTML" as you all know, an index is listed alphabetically, (from A - Z). So, If I only have one page, then I would need to use the jumping command. (Without this command, my visitors would have to scroll down to their destination (ie. if they want to go to the index "N") Okay, anyways, this is how you would do it. 1. Assign a name for the jump (for exmaple, if I want to have my web page jump to the index called "N", I would give the name "N" Example # 1
<A
NAME="N"> (This is where my psoition is for "N") Example # 2
<A
HREF="#N">Go To index N</A> This is an example of the command which when someone clicks on "Go To index N" it will go to the position of "N" or if someone clicks on "Go to index L" it will go to the position of "L" Please note, you should have the command from Example # 2 first before you have the command from Example # 1 If you have any questions, please feel free to submit your questions to me.
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