Vincent Puglia — Wed, 21 Jun 2000 01:57:00 +0000

Hi,

I agree with Suzanne. In fact, I tend to use acronyms (The Learning Curve == tlc, etc)
It makes everything easier to find & type.

Vinny

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Suzanne — Tue, 20 Jun 2000 19:11:00 +0000

Don't use spaces.

An internal anchor (like a hyperlink) looks like this:

and the actual place it goes to looks like this:

So you need to just make sure there is a name for every href...

When you call to an anchor on another page, it's like this:

But on that page.html, the name is still just

Just avoid spaces and capitals, and make sure you have named all the places you want to get to.
www.htmlvalidator.com will be of help for this, as it will track the errors and let you fix them right away. I find it invaluable.

Suzanne

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Tue, 20 Jun 2000 12:23:00 +0000

The webdesigner before me used frontpage, and now when i take it over im using dreamweaver, all the extra comments that frontpage put in really annoyed me becaus ei had to cut and paste text and links when redoing the site

Star — Tue, 20 Jun 2000 11:26:00 +0000

A lot of times Front Page puts %20 into the code when it's not necessary. Try taking it out.
Also, when using A name the code moves the viewer to the word that is specified, i.e. Clicking on Playgroup took me to Playgroup, but I missed the top part of the info I was to read.
EXAMPLE:
<a href="#playgroup">Playgroup
<a href="#child%20care">Child Care

You may also want to change the A name code -- maybe just use 'adu' instead of the 3 word phrases that are currently used. For the next phrase that begins 'adult' add another letter.

Also, this piece of code:
<a href="kids.html#summer camps"><br>
has no associated link to click on.

[This message has been edited by Star (edited 20 June 2000).]