HTML - Internal Hyperlink Problem

When you click a link at the top of the page it scrolls smoothly to a point further down the page.
I have this link for an example and it even gives me the code to make the scrolling occur, but I am lost. I am trying to figure out how what I have to do with it. Do I change parts of the code given to match my document, where do I put this code.
Please someone help me...

http://css-tricks.com/examples/SmoothPageScroll/

Thanks in advance everyone.

I am running an internal website and I am trying to create a link to a document that is stored on a different server than my web server. I am creating the link like so:
a href="//servername/folder/file.doc"

Everytime the link is clicked, it throws an "http:" infront of the path in the address bar, and won't open the file. Is there a different way to link to a document stored on a different server?

I developed a simple site which links correctly in Firefox but doesn't work in IE7 on Win/XP.

Applicable HTML: http://pastebin.com/m73e60063
Applicable CSS: http://pastebin.com/m5d904712

In Firefox:


In IE 7:


Suggestions or ideas? I have not yet tried the site in IE 6.

Thank you.

Hi guys,

Just wondering, I'm working on a new site and have been asked to put in a search bar, so people can search through the site. I've never done this before so I'm baffled! I suggested the google search bar but the owner would prefer just a standard blank one. How would I go about doing this?

Thanks

PS Sorry if this is in the wrong category but I'm not quite sure where it should go!

Ok, here's the deal:

I am trying to create a site similar to my other one (www.DomainPups.com) and I would like to have a feature where the visitor types in a keyword and all the domain names I have available with that keyword show up below the search box.

Does anyone know of an HTML code available that would allow this? Maybe there's one out there that isn't HTML? Being new to all of this website development and HTML stuff I am rather unsure of how to get my hands on such a function. I'm sure it's available somewhere though.

Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you!

This problem is simple in need, but a little complex to explain. What I am looking for is a way to create a flowchart or a sitemap of each HTML file rather than my whole site. I need a program or application that will do this for me automatically instead of having to create this manually. I have all ready tried Visio, but it does not do what I desire.
Specifically, I have multiple anchor links within each HTML file. These anchor links point to other 'panels' on my page. Within those 'panels' might exist additional links - external or internal. At some point, those links will end at a 'panel'. I need a way to visually show where each anchor link is going, where those links came from (which panel they originated from), and if any of them are 'broken'.
I have attached two files that may explain this better. The flowchart_example.jpg shows exactly what I require (more or less). I really just need the boxes (labeled Panel 00, Panel 01, etc.), how each connects to the other based off of links that are in the HTML file, and eventually show where the links end (no more links in the panel). I do not need the '1 Click' or '2 Clicks' to show up. Those can be manually added later.
The an_example.html file shows an HTML file that has the anchor links and external links that would need to show up in the flowchart. This HTML file more or less mirrors what I am looking for in the flowchart_example.jpg file.
When I refer to Panel 00, that is the top of the page, after the title and black line (where the script actually begins). The user must start at the top. They cannot skip around to other panels. This is why a visual flowchart would be quite helpful. Additionally, the links at the top (scripts, reference, transfers, etc.) along with the top and back buttons on each panel should be ignored when creating the flowchart.
Any information or assistance in finding an application or a way to accomplish this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone,
I want to know how to make a hyperlink open in different page/tab.
So im left with the original page and the hyperlink has opened in another tab.

Thanks for all of your help.

Hi there,

I'm trying to create a hyperlink that opens a word document. The filename is "C# Essentials.doc".

I have the right path, and can open files that don't include special characters in their filenames, but I don't have the hang of putting special characters such as "#" into a hyperlink.

Could anyone advise me the code to use for the filename?

Thanks!
F

Hi Again,

I'm trying to get the titles in my sidebar to link to the main frame (I have created 2 columns). For some reason the code is not making a hyperlink (this is borrowed code). Any ideas?

<div class="leftMenuTab" onmouseover="menuMouseOver(this);" onmouseout="menuMouseOut(this);" onclick="window.location.href="c:CASARA Website/whatwedo.html" TARGET="main page"">What We Do</div>

On the upside, all of my grief is on the first page. The rest of what I'm doing is much easier for me so hopefully I'll be out of your hair soon!

hi
how to add other styles to hyperlinks?

Hi can anyone help me with hyperlinking this group of images to the same url and so that they dont have a border.

This is my site www.freewebs.com/out-and-out

The images are the ones under 'team roster' on the index page. i have tried a few things but the images keep going missing.

Code:

<tr>
<td>
<div class="content">
<center>
<img src="./images/thumb.jpg" alt="" /> <img src="./images/thumb.jpg" alt="" /> <img src="./images/thumb.jpg" alt="" /> <img src="./images/thumb.jpg" alt="" />
<br />
<img src="./images/thumb.jpg" alt="" /> <img src="./images/thumb.jpg" alt="" /> <img src="./images/thumb_hover.jpg" alt="" /> <img src="./images/thumb.jpg" alt="" />
</center>
</div>
</td>
</tr>

I'm making a new website, and I want the hyperlinks to be the kind in which they are normal text, but when you hover the mouse over them, they're the same color, but they're underlined. I've tried lots of different things, such as DHTML and such, but it only half works, and it won't work in Firefox at all. What's the best way to achieve this?

I have a link:

<a href="#"><strong>IMPACT Study </strong> </a>

I with the # it always want to jump to top of page. I know there is code that will prevent this, but i forgot what it is?

Any help?

thank, mac

Hey,

I have this menu http://www.monk3d.com/test2.html

I need to change this so that the 'white boxes' which appear when you hover over a link, remain when you click on a page (so you know which page you are on)

I was wondering how to go about this?

any help would be great

Rob

I have an .asp page and i am trying it to be cross compatible.

The link works in IE

page is

http://www.domainname.com/DownloadCe...llfillment.asp

the link on page is

http://www.domainname.com/digitaldownload/filename.zip

but for some reason in Firefox the link displays as

http://www.domainname.com/downloadce...d\filename.zip


Any help is appreciated