hyperlink to a same page location

[Donna]

I want to put a hyperlink on a web page I designed in publisher and have it
link to another location on the same page. Similar to a Q & A page where all
the questions are at the top and someone would click the question and be
brought to the answer at the bottom of the page.

I believe I've been told beforethat this is impossible with Publisher but
thought I'd try this group to see if there is another work around. I hate to
develop another page with the subsequent information because of the load time
of another page.

Any suggestions?

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Which version of Publisher are you using?

 

[DavidF]

Publisher has no built in support for "bookmarking". To add bookmarking
requires coding it yourself with an HTML code fragment. Since TOP is a
standard bookmark it takes only a small snippet of code to add Top Of Page
functionality to your page. Just draw an HTML code fragment at the bottom of
the page and paste the following code snippet:

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

To create other anchor links within your web page, here is an example of how
I do it. Say I have sections on a page about David Bartosik, JoAnn, and Don.
At the top of my page I would use the HTML code fragment to insert:

<A HREF="#READ HERE">David Bartosik</A>
<A HREF="#READ HERE1">JoAnn</A>
<A HREF="#READ HERE2">/Don</A>

Then beside each section in the page I would insert:

<A NAME="READ HERE"></A>
<A NAME="READ HERE1"></A>
<A NAME="READ HERE2"></A>

When you click on the link David Bartosik, etc at the top of the page, you
will directed to the individual sections.

Hope this helps.

DavidF

 

[DavidF]

It doesn't matter which version. DavidF

Which version of Publisher are you using?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

I want to put a hyperlink on a web page I designed in publisher and have it
link to another location on the same page. Similar to a Q & A page where
all
the questions are at the top and someone would click the question and be
brought to the answer at the bottom of the page.

I believe I've been told beforethat this is impossible with Publisher but
thought I'd try this group to see if there is another work around. I hate
to
develop another page with the subsequent information because of the load
time
of another page.

Any suggestions?

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Oh - it can be done but not automatically? That's better than not at all.

 

[David Bartosik]

this example looks oddly familiar ;-)

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
www.publishermvps.com
www.davidbartosik.com

 

[DavidF]

Yeah, sorry, the first paragraph of it is directly from your site and I
forgot to give you credit. I think I also found the method I described in
the rest of it from your site at some time too, but couldn't find it on the
new site so used some notes I had made. I need to get used to your new site
so I can reference it when I try to back you up. Once again, sorry...no
disrespect intended.

DavidF

this example looks oddly familiar ;-)

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
www.publishermvps.com
www.davidbartosik.com

Publisher has no built in support for "bookmarking". To add bookmarking
requires coding it yourself with an HTML code fragment. Since TOP is a
standard bookmark it takes only a small snippet of code to add Top Of Page
functionality to your page. Just draw an HTML code fragment at the bottom of
the page and paste the following code snippet:

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

To create other anchor links within your web page, here is an example of how
I do it. Say I have sections on a page about David Bartosik, JoAnn, and Don.
At the top of my page I would use the HTML code fragment to insert:

<A HREF="#READ HERE">David Bartosik</A>
<A HREF="#READ HERE1">JoAnn</A>
<A HREF="#READ HERE2">/Don</A>

Then beside each section in the page I would insert:

<A NAME="READ HERE"></A>
<A NAME="READ HERE1"></A>
<A NAME="READ HERE2"></A>

When you click on the link David Bartosik, etc at the top of the page, you
will directed to the individual sections.

Hope this helps.

DavidF
have
it where
all hate
to load
time

 

[David Bartosik]

there was no problem. btw the article is on the new 2000 section.

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
www.publishermvps.com
www.davidbartosik.com

Yeah, sorry, the first paragraph of it is directly from your site and I
forgot to give you credit. I think I also found the method I described in
the rest of it from your site at some time too, but couldn't find it on the
new site so used some notes I had made. I need to get used to your new site
so I can reference it when I try to back you up. Once again, sorry...no
disrespect intended.

DavidF

this example looks oddly familiar ;-)

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
www.publishermvps.com
www.davidbartosik.com

Publisher has no built in support for "bookmarking". To add bookmarking
requires coding it yourself with an HTML code fragment. Since TOP is a
standard bookmark it takes only a small snippet of code to add Top Of Page
functionality to your page. Just draw an HTML code fragment at the bottom of
the page and paste the following code snippet:

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

To create other anchor links within your web page, here is an example of how
I do it. Say I have sections on a page about David Bartosik, JoAnn, and Don.
At the top of my page I would use the HTML code fragment to insert:

<A HREF="#READ HERE">David Bartosik</A>
<A HREF="#READ HERE1">JoAnn</A>
<A HREF="#READ HERE2">/Don</A>

Then beside each section in the page I would insert:

<A NAME="READ HERE"></A>
<A NAME="READ HERE1"></A>
<A NAME="READ HERE2"></A>

When you click on the link David Bartosik, etc at the top of the page, you
will directed to the individual sections.

Hope this helps.

DavidF
I want to put a hyperlink on a web page I designed in publisher and have
it
link to another location on the same page. Similar to a Q & A page where
all
the questions are at the top and someone would click the question and be
brought to the answer at the bottom of the page.

I believe I've been told beforethat this is impossible with Publisher but
thought I'd try this group to see if there is another work around. I hate
to
develop another page with the subsequent information because of the load
time
of another page.

Any suggestions?

 

[DavidF]

Thanks. I actually went back and did some exploring this morning and found
the article. Are you planning on cross referencing those articles that apply
to all the versions of Publisher eventually? I noticed that each time I go
back you have added content, and the new site is impressive. I must admit
to missing all the Webmaster Tips and links to other outside articles, etc.
and hope you bring that content back on line eventually either within the
MVP site or your DavidBartosik.com site. I noticed that you had posted a
couple articles since I last went there.

Most everything I've learned about using Publisher to create my website was
from your posts here, your website, those background articles and some trial
and terror. Thanks for all the work you do to provide this assistance.

DavidF

there was no problem. btw the article is on the new 2000 section.

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
www.publishermvps.com
www.davidbartosik.com

Yeah, sorry, the first paragraph of it is directly from your site and I
forgot to give you credit. I think I also found the method I described in
the rest of it from your site at some time too, but couldn't find it on the
new site so used some notes I had made. I need to get used to your new site
so I can reference it when I try to back you up. Once again, sorry...no
disrespect intended.

DavidF

this example looks oddly familiar ;-)

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
www.publishermvps.com
www.davidbartosik.com


:

Publisher has no built in support for "bookmarking". To add bookmarking
requires coding it yourself with an HTML code fragment. Since TOP is a
standard bookmark it takes only a small snippet of code to add Top

Of
Page

functionality to your page. Just draw an HTML code fragment at the bottom of
the page and paste the following code snippet:

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

To create other anchor links within your web page, here is an

example of
how

I do it. Say I have sections on a page about David Bartosik, JoAnn,

and
Don.

At the top of my page I would use the HTML code fragment to insert:

<A HREF="#READ HERE">David Bartosik</A>
<A HREF="#READ HERE1">JoAnn</A>
<A HREF="#READ HERE2">/Don</A>

Then beside each section in the page I would insert:

<A NAME="READ HERE"></A>
<A NAME="READ HERE1"></A>
<A NAME="READ HERE2"></A>

When you click on the link David Bartosik, etc at the top of the

page,
you

will directed to the individual sections.

Hope this helps.

DavidF
I want to put a hyperlink on a web page I designed in publisher

and
have

it
link to another location on the same page. Similar to a Q & A

page
where

all
the questions are at the top and someone would click the question

and
be

brought to the answer at the bottom of the page.

I believe I've been told beforethat this is impossible with

Publisher
but

thought I'd try this group to see if there is another work around.

I
hate

to
develop another page with the subsequent information because of

the
load

time
of another page.

Any suggestions?

 

[David Bartosik [MSFT MVP]]

My master plan (as time allows) is to have non publisher specific tips and
articles (return to) on davidbartosik.com. With some stuff that can be done
with Publisher located in the Advanced section of
http://www.publishermvps.com . As I'm still working out the articles on
version sections it's to early to say on the cross referencing. The plan is
to get all the old stuff back on one site or the other and add much more to
both.

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
www.publishermvps.com
www.davidbartosik.com

Thanks. I actually went back and did some exploring this morning and found
the article. Are you planning on cross referencing those articles that
apply
to all the versions of Publisher eventually? I noticed that each time I go
back you have added content, and the new site is impressive. I must admit
to missing all the Webmaster Tips and links to other outside articles,
etc.
and hope you bring that content back on line eventually either within the
MVP site or your DavidBartosik.com site. I noticed that you had posted a
couple articles since I last went there.

Most everything I've learned about using Publisher to create my website
was
from your posts here, your website, those background articles and some
trial
and terror. Thanks for all the work you do to provide this assistance.

DavidF

message

there was no problem. btw the article is on the new 2000 section.

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
www.publishermvps.com
www.davidbartosik.com

Yeah, sorry, the first paragraph of it is directly from your site and I
forgot to give you credit. I think I also found the method I described in
the rest of it from your site at some time too, but couldn't find it on the
new site so used some notes I had made. I need to get used to your new site
so I can reference it when I try to back you up. Once again, sorry...no
disrespect intended.

DavidF

this example looks oddly familiar ;-)

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
www.publishermvps.com
www.davidbartosik.com


:

Publisher has no built in support for "bookmarking". To add bookmarking
requires coding it yourself with an HTML code fragment. Since TOP
is a
standard bookmark it takes only a small snippet of code to add Top Of
Page
functionality to your page. Just draw an HTML code fragment at the
bottom of
the page and paste the following code snippet:

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

To create other anchor links within your web page, here is an example of
how
I do it. Say I have sections on a page about David Bartosik, JoAnn, and
Don.
At the top of my page I would use the HTML code fragment to insert:

<A HREF="#READ HERE">David Bartosik</A>
<A HREF="#READ HERE1">JoAnn</A>
<A HREF="#READ HERE2">/Don</A>

Then beside each section in the page I would insert:

<A NAME="READ HERE"></A>
<A NAME="READ HERE1"></A>
<A NAME="READ HERE2"></A>

When you click on the link David Bartosik, etc at the top of the page,
you
will directed to the individual sections.

Hope this helps.

DavidF
I want to put a hyperlink on a web page I designed in publisher and
have
it
link to another location on the same page. Similar to a Q & A page
where
all
the questions are at the top and someone would click the question and
be
brought to the answer at the bottom of the page.

I believe I've been told beforethat this is impossible with Publisher
but
thought I'd try this group to see if there is another work
around. I
hate
to
develop another page with the subsequent information because of the
load
time
of another page.

Any suggestions?