I'm a pretty experienced FrontPage user. I'm using 2003. I know it's no
longer being supported; no time to learn something new.

All that said, I'm working on a site that requires bookmarks, linking
thumbnails to sections below (on the same page). I've done this hundreds of
times without a problem.

Now, for some reason, the bookmarks won't work on this particular page. I've
got one working -- but the other thumbnails (which link to other cells) won't
work.

YET -- the "Return to top of page" graphic and bookmark I've created, which
runs throughout all cells in the table, works great.

I'm completely stumped. I've redesigned the page to remove a separate layout
table for the thumbnails; I've tried putting in the full URL instead of just
"#bookmark"; I've tried searching the code for superfluous body and html
tags. I've tried putting in straight text links, in the event the problem was
the graphics. No dice.

I'm desperate, and I hope someone out there can help. I was hoping to avoid
a separate coding solution (such as DHTML) because I always end up with
Firefox headaches. I also eventually plan on adding rollover effects (such as
with the "back to top" link) but I thought I should solve this first before
cluttering up the code.

Here's the link to the page in question (the link to the first thumbnail is
not live):
http://www.dlcooperstudios.com/portf.../sculpture.htm

Thanks to anyone who can help!
Barbara

Your problem is you are using empty tags for the bookmarks,
- which will usually fail, as in
<a name="siena3"></a>
or in
<p style="line-height: 150%" align="left"><a name="mephisto"></a></p>

Instead , wrap the bookmark tag around an object in the page section,
- like the main image for that section
<a name="siena3"><img border="0" src="photo.siena.png" width="491" height="378" align="right"></a>
or the hr spacers above the sections
<td>
<a name="siena3"><hr noshade color="#404040"></a>
</td>

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_____________________________________________
SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
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"DarkeWrites" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:EAE1A69D-0CCA-4380-B62B-(E-Mail Removed)...
I'm a pretty experienced FrontPage user. I'm using 2003. I know it's no
longer being supported; no time to learn something new.

All that said, I'm working on a site that requires bookmarks, linking
thumbnails to sections below (on the same page). I've done this hundreds of
times without a problem.

Now, for some reason, the bookmarks won't work on this particular page. I've
got one working -- but the other thumbnails (which link to other cells) won't
work.

YET -- the "Return to top of page" graphic and bookmark I've created, which
runs throughout all cells in the table, works great.

I'm completely stumped. I've redesigned the page to remove a separate layout
table for the thumbnails; I've tried putting in the full URL instead of just
"#bookmark"; I've tried searching the code for superfluous body and html
tags. I've tried putting in straight text links, in the event the problem was
the graphics. No dice.

I'm desperate, and I hope someone out there can help. I was hoping to avoid
a separate coding solution (such as DHTML) because I always end up with
Firefox headaches. I also eventually plan on adding rollover effects (such as
with the "back to top" link) but I thought I should solve this first before
cluttering up the code.

Here's the link to the page in question (the link to the first thumbnail is
not live):
http://www.dlcooperstudios.com/portf.../sculpture.htm

Thanks to anyone who can help!
Barbara

THANK YOU!!

I've used empty tags in the past, and never had a problem. Your solution
worked perfectly. Thanks so much for the help!

"Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:

> Your problem is you are using empty tags for the bookmarks,
> - which will usually fail, as in
> <a name="siena3"></a>
> or in
> <p style="line-height: 150%" align="left"><a name="mephisto"></a></p>
>
> Instead , wrap the bookmark tag around an object in the page section,
> - like the main image for that section
> <a name="siena3"><img border="0" src="photo.siena.png" width="491" height="378" align="right"></a>
> or the hr spacers above the sections
> <td>
> <a name="siena3"><hr noshade color="#404040"></a>
> </td>
>
> --
>
> _____________________________________________
> SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
> "Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
> _____________________________________________
>
>
> "DarkeWrites" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:EAE1A69D-0CCA-4380-B62B-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I'm a pretty experienced FrontPage user. I'm using 2003. I know it's no
> longer being supported; no time to learn something new.
>
> All that said, I'm working on a site that requires bookmarks, linking
> thumbnails to sections below (on the same page). I've done this hundreds of
> times without a problem.
>
> Now, for some reason, the bookmarks won't work on this particular page. I've
> got one working -- but the other thumbnails (which link to other cells) won't
> work.
>
> YET -- the "Return to top of page" graphic and bookmark I've created, which
> runs throughout all cells in the table, works great.
>
> I'm completely stumped. I've redesigned the page to remove a separate layout
> table for the thumbnails; I've tried putting in the full URL instead of just
> "#bookmark"; I've tried searching the code for superfluous body and html
> tags. I've tried putting in straight text links, in the event the problem was
> the graphics. No dice.
>
> I'm desperate, and I hope someone out there can help. I was hoping to avoid
> a separate coding solution (such as DHTML) because I always end up with
> Firefox headaches. I also eventually plan on adding rollover effects (such as
> with the "back to top" link) but I thought I should solve this first before
> cluttering up the code.
>
> Here's the link to the page in question (the link to the first thumbnail is
> not live):
> http://www.dlcooperstudios.com/portf.../sculpture.htm
>
> Thanks to anyone who can help!
> Barbara
>
>
> .
>