How to Make Hyperlink scroll/go to page?

B

Black

Good Morning,

I am using Frontpage 2000. How do I make a hyperlink that
will go to a section further down the same page?

Cheers ! :)
 
S

Steve Easton

It's called a bookmark.
Highlight the ( make sure it's one word ) word further down the page, Click Insert > Bookmark ( or
Control+G ) and then save the page. Then create your link, right click and select hyperlink
properties, click Bookmark, select the page you're on and in the list click on your new bookmark.


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J

Jim Buyens

First:

1. Select something at the target location.
2. Shoose Insert, Bookmark.
3. Type a mnenomic name (i.e. a short name with no
special characters or spaces) and then click OK.

Then:

1. Select the text or picture that will become the
hyperlink.
2. Choose Insert, Hyperlink, and click Bookmark.
3. Select the name you assigned in step 3 above, then
click OK and OK.

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G

Guest

That worked well. Thanks.

However one problem I have is that I have my page default
as setup to open links in new window.

Is there a way I can change the bookmark link just to
scroll down the same window, instead of opening up a new
one?

Cheers !:)
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

Select the bookmark, right click hyperlink properties, and set the Frame target value to self.

Is actually better to not set a default frame target value of new window, especially if you have any
email links.

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B

Black

Thanks Again. That worked well.

I prefer to have outside links open in new page, as the
source page is actually a links page.

However I do have a new issue. After I click the hyperlink
to the book mark, the name of my Explorer Window changes.

It goes from Old title, to Old Title#Guild%
20Database. 'Guild Database' is the book mark name.

Is there any way I can get rid of this addition?

Cheers !:)
-----Original Message-----
Select the bookmark, right click hyperlink properties,
Click to expand...
and set the Frame target value to self.
Is actually better to not set a default frame target
Click to expand...
value of new window, especially if you have any
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

No, as that is the actual link, pagename + bookmark

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