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HTML - Bookmarks
Hi,
I'm currently working on doing a changeover of a web site from a table-based layout to CSS/PHP setup and am having a couple of issues with my bookmarks. The new page is here and the page I'm working on recreating is here. My issues are as follow: 1. I have moved my bookmarks from the now non-existant table above each news item to the actual news item title itself. This causes a problem with the HTML 4.01 transitional validation, because the headings are inside the hyperlink tags defining the bookmark name, which is apparently not allowed (fuss and bother!). 2. Because my bookmarks now have text inside them (assuming I can somehow keep them that way and still have my page validate properly), the news item titles are now underlined. I tried putting a text_decoration: none in the stylesheet for the H3 tag that's being used, but the underline remained, so I'm not sure how to go about turning it off. 2a. Is it kosher to have a bookmark with nothing between the name="xxx" tag and the tag closing the hyperlink, or is there meant to be something between the tags? I think that's all on the subject of bookmarks for now. Thanks in advance for any useful feedback. Richard. Similar TutorialsSo anyway, my boss wants them, I have no idea what they are, nor does he, because they don't seem to do anything nor do I really want to know. The code for them is fairly simple, my problem is I make 5-20 new pages per day just working on a file system and one more thing that has to be done for every page is yet more room for error and more wasted time. Is there any code in php or html that will plunk the url of the current page into the social bookmark code so I don't have to goto each one 5-20 times a day and copy and paste it in there? I think things will get a lot easier once I get my copy of dreamweaver but I would like to do this now if it is possible. Thanks... Codeguru PS- Or javascript code, just anything that might accomplish it. Hi - I'd like my customers to be able to submit useful weblinks to our site so that they can be shared and commented on by others. In Firefox, a quick way of doing this is to have them drag the weblink in their Bookmarks and drop it into a textfield within a form. They can then press submit on the form. However, this doesn't work in Internet Explorer - the user is simply redirected to the url in the bookmark. Is there a smarter way of doing this? I'm can use ASP if there is not easy HTML solution. |
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