Posted by member 144637 on 2004-05-03 21:16:43 link
Hmmmm.... Have you check to see if it can have an added anchor #tag.
For Instance http://www.cnn.com/news/articles.html#article1
If you dont know HTML, then read up on setting anchor tags. Since I know that the previous post worked.... I dont see why this wont work. Its still a valid html address.
This is what you would do.
this goes on the html page where you want the link to point to. TOP would be changed out with what you want. You can have numerous of these on one html page.
Then you would just use the html page address that has your news such as http://www.cnn.com/news.html , then just add # followed by the that you put in earlier.
Hope it works :)
For Instance http://www.cnn.com/news/articles.html#article1
If you dont know HTML, then read up on setting anchor tags. Since I know that the previous post worked.... I dont see why this wont work. Its still a valid html address.
This is what you would do.
A NAME="top" (surrounded with the normal lessthan and greaterthan signs from HTML)
this goes on the html page where you want the link to point to. TOP would be changed out with what you want. You can have numerous of these on one html page.
Then you would just use the html page address that has your news such as http://www.cnn.com/news.html , then just add # followed by the that you put in earlier.
Hope it works :)