links to other areas within a webpage Options

[nishikigoi]

I am wondering what the exact codes are for making a link that leads to a particular area of the same webpage. For example, they're often seen on FAQ's or at the bottom of lengthy pages.

[heyo-captain-jac...]

First one is used more often.

[mipadi]

First one is used more often.

It is, however, falling into disuse; the "id" attribute is more common as it can be used with anchors, CSS, and JavaScript, and doesn't require the use of an <a> tag to be thrown into the markup. It's probably better to use the "id" method nowadays.

[nishikigoi]

It is, however, falling into disuse; the "id" attribute is more common as it can be used with anchors, CSS, and JavaScript, and doesn't require the use of an <a> tag to be thrown into the markup. It's probably better to use the "id" method nowadays.

I tried to make a link using this format, but it doesn't seem to work. If it helps, I am using the code on a geocities domain. I tried having the link both as a href="#title" and a href="http://domain.com/index.html#title," but neither worked. Click here to see what I mean; click on "artwork" (which I used the first way listed) and then on the "home" link.

edit: The link worked when I added the tag as a < p > attribute instead of for the div. The only thing that I could think of is that it conflicted with either the overflow:hidden attribute or the 'class' tag.