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    Is it possible to use "named anchors" in bluevoda? I cannot see the featue but I may have missed something. I have used it in dreamweaver and find it incredibly useful. It means that in a page that has a lot of items (eg inventory, faqs, thumbnails etc you can return or be directed to that paricular part of the page rather than having to scroll back from the top. If it is not available does anyone have a workaround. I particularly think of Navaldesign here because he seems very creative when trying to get the most out of bluevoda.
    http://www.jamesbartondesign.com

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    Re: Named Anchors

    This may help?
    Regards Chris.

    Collectables, Collecting, collectors-info.com

    www.chrismorris.co.uk

    House build project

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    • #3
      Re: Named Anchors

      Hi Chris,
      Many thanks for info: have tried it and it has taken me back to the page, but not down the page where I placed the bookmark. Any idea how I may have gone wrong?
      Thanks again,
      James.
      http://www.jamesbartondesign.com

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      • #4
        Re: Named Anchors

        Originally posted by proactivator
        Hi Chris,
        Many thanks for info: have tried it and it has taken me back to the page, but not down the page where I placed the bookmark. Any idea how I may have gone wrong?
        Thanks again,
        James.
        Hi James. try this link, it needed a re-type.
        http://www.vodahost.com/vodatalk/blu...tml#post157559
        Regards Chris.

        Collectables, Collecting, collectors-info.com

        www.chrismorris.co.uk

        House build project

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        • #5
          Re: Named Anchors

          Hi Chris,
          Sorted. It was my own inability to follow simple instructions, of course. I am now going to reoptimise my thumbnails so they are files that are as small as I can possibly get away with. Then all thumbnails on one page under category headings. Once a visitor has looked at a full size image from a thumbnail he/she will return to that category rather than top of page. I did this using dreamweaver on a site and it worked well.
          It means one less click to get to a product image, and I have just thought of another way to take another click out, but that's another story.
          Thanks and regards,
          James.
          http://www.jamesbartondesign.com

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