jump to #name

Floyd, I use the jump to #name without problem in php when using an included file. It seems that two things matter the most: 1. the anchor must be named: <a name="myAnchorName">text or image to anchor</a> 2. the link must point to the anchor: <a href="#myAnchorName">Go to Anchor</a> It is plain html, and php will spit it out as plain html. Perhaps looking at your code for a typo or some such irritant may help? It may not work if it is not nested properly, or if the anchor is not closed, or if you are trying to anchor something that is not text or image (your browser mileage may vary). It is NOT likely to be a php caused problem. The jump #name works for me in several instances. Regards, Richard Creech richardc@dreamriver.com Phone: 250.744.3350 Pacific Time Canada Get a free link at http://www.dreamriver.com/phpYellow/ Download phpYellow Pages 2000 - Now shipping Version 1.05 with EasySQL! Add Dynamic Database Content to your Website http://dreamriver.com/software/ Floyd Baker <fbaker@olm1.com> wrote: <snip> Hello people. <snip> but... jumping from the 'headlines' down to the items doesn't work at all... This is from the top of the included file to the lower portion of that same included file. Has someone overcome this problem? Appreciate any word that anyone might have... Thanks in advance. _________________________________________