Bookmark # on Page Header

[Guest]

Hi

I have put together a terminology page with the alphabet across the top in
table; each letter is a hyperlink to a bookmark in the body of the page. But
when I click on a letter say the letter 'M', the hyperlink will jump to the
bookmark and the page title will then read 'page name#M'. How do I stop it
from doing this and only have the page name on the title?

Many thanks - un-OptiManc

 

[ANONYMOUS]

Is it likely that the page you are trying to load by the link hasn't got
the title in its HTML? Sometimes people omit this because of time
constraints!!

 

[Guest]

no, all the links on that page are to bookmarks on that page only and this
page has a Title.

 

[Andrew Murray]

Insert a bookmark (Insert > Bookmark) call it something relevant like "M"
through Frontpage (repeat this for each page - 26 times one for each
letter).

Then link to the bookmark in the normal manner (Insert > Hyperlink, then
choose "Bookmark" option).

The code would be something like:

<a name="M">Listings Starting with 'M'</a>

Then link to the above as <a href="#M">M</a> - this would be the underlined
link that jumps to the bookmark named "M".


Follow that format for each letter.

The issue with the pagename#M is just showing you that you're at the
bookmark point in the page.....I don't believe there's anything to supress
this. (I may be wrong....)

 

[Jens Peter Karlsen [FP-MVP]]

The only way to prevent that would be not to use bookmarks.

Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.

 

[Guest]

Thats suprising.
OK thanks for everyone's contribution.