Is it possible to make a link that jumps to an anchor (named object) on another page in the same site?
For example: Link on page 2 points to 'Named_Object' on page 1.
Is it possible to make a link that jumps to an anchor (named object) on another page in the same site?
For example: Link on page 2 points to 'Named_Object' on page 1.
Déjà vu? https://www.talkgraphics.com/showthr...804#post603804.
Acorn
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Yes, I did revisit that but it was aimed at opening a pop-up layer and relied on a script, therefore a placeholder.
In this instance I have a sentence that refers to the à la carte menu on menu page. The menu page has a navbar linking to named objects (one being à la carte). I was hoping for something along the lines of URL/menu<black-magic-symbol>name of anchor.
I understand that I highlight the text and use it as a placeholder but was unsure if there was a neater solution.
Chris, then just try this: Anchors Aweigh.xar.
Acorn
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This, ladies and gentlemen, is why you shouldn't think the guy with the 'End Of The World' sign is crazy...he believes, truly believes he's right.
Just like me! There's no need to simply select Link To Anchor, you have to be on the same page for that to work. Of course I haven't checked it, I don't need to jump in the air to know I can't float. Belief is a powerful thing...right up to the point when you go 'Well I'll be...'
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