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Working with Anchors?

Last post 09-23-2005, 10:39 AM by Adam. 3 replies.


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09-22-2005, 4:08 AM 10893

masom
Joined on 04-14-2005
Posts 13

Working with Anchors?

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We are using Dotnetnuke with the Cuteeditor Version that comes with the 3.1 provider release. Defining an anchors is very easy and transparent to me. But where can I pick the anchors in the editor? I can't find them in any menu. Where ist it?

Thanks.
Marcus

09-22-2005, 12:17 PM 10909 in reply to 10893

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
Posts 18,678

Re: Working with Anchors?

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Opne the

dialog, all the anchors in the current page will automatically be shown in the textbox.

Click the anchor name in the textbox, the editor will automatically find the anchor for you.

So you can modify the anchors.

Hope it helps

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09-23-2005, 4:06 AM 10940 in reply to 10909

ragehard1972
Joined on 09-23-2005
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Re: Working with Anchors?

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Hi, i need some help....with anchor.

I tried to set the link to an anchor but i don't know how to do it...

I can set an anchor well, but how can i make an hyperlink to this anchor? the insert hyperlink function doesn't help me

p.s.: i use cute editor to create newsletter.

Thanks, an italian user

09-23-2005, 10:39 AM 10953 in reply to 10940

Adam
Joined on 09-23-2003
Aurora, ON
Posts 18,678

Re: Working with Anchors?

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For example you want to link to a subsection on the same webpage called "Poetry" the anchor name would look as follows:

<a name="poetry">poetry</a>

With the anchor name created, any hyperlink can be made to refer to that particular name. For example:

<a href="#poetry">Go to poetry</a>

This will refer to the anchor name ‘poetry’ on the same page as the hyperlink. T

o refer to an anchor name on a separate page (for example courses.htm) just put the anchor name after the name of the page, separated by a hash (#) sign as shown below.

<a href="courses.htm#poetry">Go to poetry on another page</a>

Hope it helps.

Let me know if you have any further questions.