I'm not quite following this either. Maybe a Jump URL drop down menu is what
she wants?
| Ok, I am not following what you like to do here. Maybe someone else can
help.
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| | > Doing that puts in regular hyperlinks, right?
| > What I really want is to have the view have the option of jumping from
one
| > page to another. So, if they start on African American Interests A-Bl
but
| > the magazine they want is "Upscale", they would be able to click on the
link
| > "African American Interests G-Z" and go right to the page. With a
regular
| > hyperlink, it just goes to that spot and doesn't give the viewer a
chance to
| > jump from page to page, unless I were to put in hyperlinks to each
individual
| > page from each individual page. That's OK on the short pages, but some
| > categories have 10-12 pages....that would be a nightmare.
| > Pam
| >
| > "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
| >
| >> Ok, then just type the text you want to use as the link, then select
the link, right click and
| >> select hyperlink properties and then browse to the page you want the
link to link to.
| >>
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| >> | >> >I don't have these pages on the website yet, I'm in the process of
trying to
| >> > build this part of the website. What I have is a series of pages
that are
| >> > describing various magazines. For example, I have 3 pages of
magazine titles
| >> > "African American Interests". These are separate web pages built
from a
| >> > template. I have African American Interests A- Bl, African American
| >> > Interests Bl-F and African American Interests G-Z.
| >> > On the home page, I have a link that says: African American
Interests.
| >> > What I want is that when the reader clicks on the link, they will go
to
| >> > African American Interests A-Bl. Then at the bottom of that page a
link to
| >> > African American Interests Bl-F, etc.
| >> >
| >> > You can see part of what I am talking about at
www.theisabellcompany.com. I
| >> > don't have all the sub-categories posted because I can't get the link
right.
| >> > Pam
| >> >
| >> > "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
| >> >
| >> >> You would have to provide a URL for me to see how this was done.
| >> >>
| >> >> --
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| >> >> Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
| >> >> ==============================================
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| >> >> a Service Pack or security update, please contact
| >> >> Microsoft Product Support Services:
| >> >>
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| >> >> security update, then there is usually no charge for the call.
| >> >> ==============================================
| >> >>
| >> >> | >> >> > I'm not sure I understand. I went through the FrontPage Hyperlink
II online
| >> >> > training class. This practice session had us link individual
pages with a
| >> >> > back and next link, and that link did not show the .htm in the
link. None of
| >> >> > the practice pages were in individual files; they were simply
individual
| >> >> > pages within the webiste that they linked.
| >> >> >
| >> >> > Is there, then, a way to link individual pages so that just the
page title
| >> >> > shows?
| >> >> >
| >> >> > Pam
| >> >> >
| >> >> > "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
| >> >> >
| >> >> >> Each of the 2 page names would have to be actual folders, and in
each folder your would
| >> >> >> have
| >> >> >> to
| >> >> >> have
| >> >> >> a home page, index.htm, default.htm, etc. whatever is required by
your web host.
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >> So a user would then access the page via:
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >>
http://www.yourdomainname.com/AfricanAmericanInterestsBl-F
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >> --
| >> >> >> ==============================================
| >> >> >> Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
| >> >> >> ==============================================
| >> >> >> If you feel your current issue is a results of installing
| >> >> >> a Service Pack or security update, please contact
| >> >> >> Microsoft Product Support Services:
| >> >> >>
http://support.microsoft.com
| >> >> >> If the problem can be shown to have been caused by a
| >> >> >> security update, then there is usually no charge for the call.
| >> >> >> ==============================================
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >> | >> >> >> >I have created links between three web pages, however, on the
page, each link
| >> >> >> > looks like this: [ African American Interests Bl-F.htm ] [
African American
| >> >> >> > Interests G-Z.htm ] . How can I eliminate the .htm from the
links on each
| >> >> >> > page?
| >> >> >> > Pam
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >>
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