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I have about 120 pages on my web site and want to place a
Back to top link on each page. Is there an easy to do
this or do I have to go on each page one at a time create
a bookmark at the top then a link to it at the bottom?
In FP2002 and earlier, you could add top and bottom shared
borders to the entire site. The top shared border would
contain your bookmark and the bottom shared border would
contain your link. Test this, however, because it may add
blank space to the top of your page.
In FP2003, you could also do this by applying a Dynamic
Web Template, or with a very fancy Search/Replace. For
example, to add the bookmark:
1. Open your Web site.
2. Choose Replace from the Edit menu.
3. Click the HTML Tags tab.
4. Set Find Tag to Body.
5. Set Replace Action to Add After Start Tag.
6. Set With to <a name=top></a>
7. Set Find Where to All Pages.
8. Click Replace All or, to monitor the operation,
Find In Site.
The Search/Replace to add the Top link would be similar.
You would add <a href="#top">Top</a> before the end tag
for body.
Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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