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RE: Visible skip navigation links, was: good example
From: julian.rickards
Date: Nov 13, 2003 9:53AM
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For some reason, this reply to Jim Thatcher's message went directly to him
instead of the list: here it is for the rest of you.
Jules
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By named anchor, do you mean <a name="linkname"></a>?
I was told recently that this construct is not valid, especially if you are
using XHTML. The name attribute has been replaced by the id attribute. When
I thought about what I was told, I realized that the link to the anchor is
preceeded by a "#" which is a symbol representing an id. Now, when I create
a skip link (or any link to a named anchor), I use:
<a href="#content">Skip to content</a>
and then further down in the code, I will use:
<h1 id="content">Heading</h1>
and the link works (not surprisingly once I thought about it).
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Julian Rickards
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Publications Services Section
Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines
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