Hypertext pointers not doing what I want.

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John Berg

Help.

I have two interrelated pages with images and embedded pointers. A ,when
clicked, takes you to page B. When you click on the 18th century ship icon
at the top of B, it takes you back to A. The transit from A to B is
reliable some of the time; the transit from B to A, always.
The A web lists books and B web lists related prints. Each book and each
print has a unique identifier. There are more books than prints so some
books go to "notyet" to indicate the absence of the print.

A is at http://www.sea-room.com/Which covers are prints.html#top
B is at http://www.sea-room.com/print-list.html

The form for embedding seems to be: <a href other-page > <image><a> Is
this correct?
 
Remove the spaces from "which covers are prints.html;" and replace them with underscores _
Spaces are what cause the %20 to show and spaces break links for some browsers.

which_covers_are_prints.html


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<a href other-page > <image><a>

the line above also has an <a> at the end of the line which should be a
closing </a> tag. (Can't assume this was just a typo....it might be
contributing to the problem).
 
Thanks to all. I'm still missing some jumps when I THINK I should but now,
thanks to your suggestions, I know it's my fault somehow.

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