Question:
How do I create A B C D E... HTML links?
tree swing
2009-02-10 12:02:50 UTC
I have a list of about 30 colleges on a webpage. I'd like to create the A B C D E... HTML links at the top of the page so that when you click A, you are moved down the page to all colleges that start with A, and so on. Any HTML geniuses out there?
Four answers:
John S
2009-02-10 12:10:12 UTC
Here you go



[CODE]

A

[/CODE]



That is the link to tell it to go to thepage.html and A



but now we need to define where A is



[CODE]

Back To Top

[/CODE]



rinse and repeat switch A to B to C
jf
2009-02-10 12:12:34 UTC
You need to create anchor tags. So,





Alberquire College

Alberquire State College

Alberquire State University





Boston College

Boston State College



Then in your list, you link to the same page, but at a #anchor afterwards. So your list...



A

B



And you can do this across pages. On Page1.html you can have a list of links A - Z, and just the links. On Page 2 you can have the long list of all the colleges. You just put page2.html#a and put the anchors on page2 instead of page 1.
Rohit Sharma
2009-02-10 12:22:23 UTC
you can do it with the help of anchor tags whose syntax is

Text For Mouse Click
Michele C
2009-02-10 12:29:12 UTC
that is an ordered list:





  1. Unordered information.

  2. Ordered information.

  3. Definitions.







that opens the list, list and closes the list







  1. A

  2. B

  3. C

  4. D

  5. 1

  6. 2





that is a simple ordered list



www.webmonkey.com and www.newbies.com have free tutorials



a search like: html?free?online?tutorials? brings up millions o f pages



have fun =]













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