FAQ's on a website

  • Thread starter Thread starter Guest
  • Start date Start date
G

Guest

I notice on alot of site's that have FAQ's, than rather than each answer
being dedicated to one page, all the answers are on a single page, and when
you click on a particular question, it links you to the exact spot on the
page to the correspsonding answer. How is that done?
 
Al said:
I notice on alot of site's that have FAQ's, than rather than each
answer being dedicated to one page, all the answers are on a single
page, and when you click on a particular question, it links you to
the exact spot on the page to the correspsonding answer. How is that
done?
Click to expand...

With hyperlinks

On the page with the answers (say answers.html) each answer is labelled like
this:
<a name="answer1>Answer 1:................</a>
<a name="answer2>Answer 2:................</a>
<a name="answer3>Answer 3:................</a>

Then on the questions page, the links are like this:
<a href ="answers.html#answer1>Question 1:...................</a>
<a href ="answers.html#answer2>Question 2:...................</a>
<a href ="answers.html#answer3>Question 3:...................</a>
 
Most likely with a database - do you mean something like the Microsoft
Knowledgebase or Symantec's support site?
 
Look for bookmarks in the help files.
--
===
Tom [Pepper] Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
---
FrontPage Support:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/
About FrontPage 2003:
http://office.microsoft.com/home/office.aspx?assetid=FX01085802
===
|I notice on alot of site's that have FAQ's, than rather than each answer
| being dedicated to one page, all the answers are on a single page, and
when
| you click on a particular question, it links you to the exact spot on the
| page to the correspsonding answer. How is that done?
 
OK...bad example.

Anyway there is a "FAQ/Support" page template in Frontpage....I think it is
in all versions - assume it uses bookmarks.
 
Back
Top