Hyperlink to same page, different line

[pcs800]

I've seen this done a lot, but do not know how.
Click link at top of page to take visitor to another portion of the same page.
Or back to top link.
How does that work?

 

[WindowWizard]

Bookmarks. Create a bookmark then create a hyperlink to it by specifying

http://www.url.com/page#bookmark

or if its just another page in your own web, then the hyperlink property would simply be page.htm#bookmark.

 

[Garridon]

This is for FP 2002. It may be different in earlier versions.

Open the page you want the bookmark on. Select Insert>Bookmark. If you can, try to put the bookmark in front of a word, as opposed to on a word. On a word changes the formatting in Netscape.

Keeping that page open, open the page you wnat to put the hyperlink on. Insert>Hyperlink. When the Insert Hyperlink dialogue box opens, click the Bookmark button and choose the bookmark.

 

[pcs800]

cool, thanks people!

 

[ljwmis]

Is it possible to take this one stage further.

All my webpages are in one folder and all documents (word, excel etc) are in another.

I can link to Word documents from any webpage by using a hyperlink and then use bookmarks to jump internally within the document i.e. straight to paragraph 8.

Is it possible (and how do you do it?) to not only hyperlink to the document but to also hyperlink directly to the 'bookmarked' paragraph 8 which could be in the middle of the document, bypassing the internal bookmark selection entirely.

 

[pcs800]

yes, that is possible. I've never done it, but i'm sure somebody here will tell you how.
I imagine you incorporate the bookmark into the hyperlink.