Anchors/links within pages

I have two more ways for iweb:

iweb1: http://www.geocities.com/hac.le@sbcglobal.net/anchors_1.html
iweb2: http://hdl.50webs.com/Anchors/After.html

they are more complex than this one:

http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=6699962#6699962

Wyodor is right in that it does not do anchors but you might workaround that. Look at this page and click on the words on some of the tabs like journaux or dictionnaires see what happens.
This is done with an iframe.
I can see how you might with a little imagination create a page where the different recipes would give the impression to have open on that word but in reality would be opening in their own window.
check it out and see how you could adapt it.
mireillegreen.com
Mireille

Hi Suzanne,

have a look at the following page for a tutorial about how to add anchors to iWeb:

http://alyeska.altervista.org/en/iWeb_Anchors.html

(the following will be clearer if you try the tutorial)
In your case...
only "Where the chapter starts, thus where you want people to be pointed to from the index, add a 2 to the code, thus PagenameChapternumber2"
and "Note1" at the end of the page is needed
you could also put no text instead of TextToBeDisplay in this code
<*a name="label">Text to be displayed<*/a> +(without *)+
thus keep the title you already have

If something in the tutorial is not clear please post back and I'll try to make it clearer.

Regards,
Cédric

(as Cyclosaurus pointed out elsewhere editing pages post-publishing may hurt .Mac comments but as far as I can see you're not using those...)

Hi wildwing,
I did a quick page to show you how you could show your recipes just by clicking on the title of it.
I did not spend time formating the frame or anything I just used the latin text that we often find.
click on the blue words lorem varius and you will see your recipes appear in the box.
If you want to see the page itself click on the purple square it will take you there.
http://www.mireillegreen.com/anchors/anchors/About_Me.html
Mireille

Anchors are not directly supported in iWeb, but there are numbers of work-around.
Post editing gets old real quick, especially when you like to have many anchors as in your site.

From looking at your Recipes pages, they are long windows, so the easiest thing to do is to have a javascript to scroll to the right spot when the window is open, I made sample of your pages - I only made three anchor links:

http://hdl.50webs.com/Anchors1/From.html

In the From.html page, the text links need to be added as link to an external page (in inspector); so you can specify the full path including the anchor, eg:

http://hdl.50webs.com/Anchors1/To.html#1

The scrolling script is attached to the To.html page using HTML Snippet, see its source code of the following:
http://hdl.50webs.com/Anchors1/Tofiles/widget1markup.html

You need to fill in the anchors array with the Y position of each recipe.

Cyclosaurus -- I've been struggling with this for our wedding page. This is EXACTLY what I'm looking for. How did you do it?

Our website: http://web.mac.com/roy.beaumont/Site/Our_Wedding.html

I'm new to the mac, I use a pc at work. My fiance has some new mac thingy...

Please help - most appreciated!!

I forgot one thing, the easy way to find those Y positions in your pages, that can be done with AppleScript and Safari.
Launch AppleScript: /Applications/AppleScript/Script Editor and copy&paste the following:

tell application "Safari"
do JavaScript "
pageYOffset;
" in document 1
end tell

Now open your page in Safari, scroll down to the first recipe; switch back to AppleScript and click Run button or keyboard Command+R ; the scroll position will be displayed in result box; that is your #1 position.

Repeat the process for all your recipes.
Hint: the bottom of your page, inspector -> page layout -> content height is your next Y position for your next recipe.

Hi Suzanne,
I have been playing with Cyclosaurus solution as well and I did not get it to work. but then I am not very good with code either. I have spent quite a bit of time on it, and I was just about to give up and use the iframe when your message poped up.
I really think that the iframe would work for your purpose. Just post again when you are ready to work on it we'll help.
I am not sure what you mean about the raw pages. do you mean your iweb file? If so it is in this path
Home/Library/Application Support/iWeb.
Good luck to you
Mireille

iWeb does not support anchors.

As always Cyclosaurus you have the way. I may have to break down all my objections and learn code because you inspire me.
Mireille

Very slick, sheer genius.
Mireille

Do you mean that you want jump points from this menu?

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