Back to Top Hyperlinks

[Michelle86]

I'm creating an e-newsletter in FrontPage. One the home page I have headlines
followed by the blurbs. I'm trying to make each headline hyperlink to its
individual story/blurb, then use a back to top hyperlink to return to the
headlines section again. All I know how to do is hyperlink to the home page,
which I'm already on so it doesn't go anywhere. How can I make this happen?

 

[Steve Easton]

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I'm creating an e-newsletter in FrontPage. One the home page I have headlines
followed by the blurbs. I'm trying to make each headline hyperlink to its
individual story/blurb, then use a back to top hyperlink to return to the
headlines section again. All I know how to do is hyperlink to the home page,
which I'm already on so it doesn't go anywhere. How can I make this

happen?

 

[Andrew Murray]

you mean this code?

<a href="#top">Back to top</a>

Put it where you want the link #top is an 'built-in' bookmark and takes you
to the top of the page.

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Incorrect
#top is not a built in bookmark
The default for any bookmark that is not found in a page is the top of the page
- so if "top" is not defined as an anchor/bookmark in the page it would default to the top of page
- you could just as well use #mytop or #ceiling (as long as they were not defined in the page)




| you mean this code?
|
| <a href="#top">Back to top</a>
|
| Put it where you want the link #top is an 'built-in' bookmark and takes you
| to the top of the page.
|
|
| | > I'm creating an e-newsletter in FrontPage. One the home page I have
| > headlines
| > followed by the blurbs. I'm trying to make each headline hyperlink to its
| > individual story/blurb, then use a back to top hyperlink to return to the
| > headlines section again. All I know how to do is hyperlink to the home
| > page,
| > which I'm already on so it doesn't go anywhere. How can I make this
| > happen?
|
|

 

[Trevor L.]

SBR,
Thank you for that because, acting on Andrew's advice, I posted a suggestion
to use #top.

At least no harm was done. )