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	Friday, September 20, 2002

 HTML 1-A Lesson: Anchors

Al Macintyre has been adding so many great sources to his article Understanding Radio Categories, the page has grown into nine (yes, I counted) screen lengths of information. One of his eRadio ideas is to accomodate the multitude of information by updating the presentation:

"It would be really nice if each of the summary questions up top was a link to the detail answer down below." "Down the road I hope to learn Radio Outlining..."

I can't help out with the outlining, but I do know how to make anchors. Imagine a hyperlink that does not jump to another webpage, but jumps to another heading on the same webpage. Here is the code:

<A href="#enablingCategories">How do we enable Categories?<A> <A href="#categoryGotchas">What are some gotchas, to avoid, that can get us into trouble?<A> <A href="#postingToCategories">How do we post stuff to Categories?<A> <A name=enablingCategories>How do we enable Categories?<A> Aug 3 I talked about this. Russ Lipton has several documents of relevance. <A name=categoryGotchas>What are some gotchas, to avoid, that can get us into trouble?<A> Russ Lipton has several documents of relevance. Check out...

How do we enable Categories? What are some gotchas, to avoid, that can get us into trouble? How do we post stuff to Categories? How do we enable Categories? Aug 3 I talked about this. Russ Lipton has several documents of relevance. What are some gotchas, to avoid, that can get us into trouble? Russ Lipton has several documents of relevance. Check out...

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Tonight's goals:

- collect some examples for displaying a post's categories, then choose one to use.

- McGee mused that his weblog is a backup brain. This was one motivation for starting a weblog. To do: edit the [about] story to state what roles the weblog plays: a backup brain is one. Other roles can be defined as payloads (see a klog apart).

- collect some examples for separating posts within the same day, then choose one and use it.

- edit the [my first script] story

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