Shared Borders

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Rick Kolinsky

I created a website using shared borders. I then created
links (to the top of the page, which is in the shared
border) so that a visitor can go to the top of the page.
The links work fine on a Windows machine, but the link
don't work on a Mac. I used "#top" in the code. Any
ideas?
 
Then you will have to create a regular bookmark on the shared border page
and then link to it.

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PS also make sure you anchor is not empty
<a name="top">Some content at top of page</a>

IMHO since "_top" is a reserved word I would make the anchor/bookmark "topofpage"

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| Then you will have to create a regular bookmark on the shared border page
| and then link to it.
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| Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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| MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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| | > I created a website using shared borders. I then created
| > links (to the top of the page, which is in the shared
| > border) so that a visitor can go to the top of the page.
| > The links work fine on a Windows machine, but the link
| > don't work on a Mac. I used "#top" in the code. Any
| > ideas?
|
|
 
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