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Posted by Els on 03/23/07 12:40
Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
> Scripsit Els:
>
>>> <href="#">top</a>
>>
>> That's not an Opera issue, but a coding issue.
>
> Actually, it _is_ an Opera issue. The URL reference "#" has a well-defined
> meaning.
Yes, but <href is missing the 'a' part.
> On the other hand, "back to top of page" links are worse than useless. Some
> users might actually find them useful, but only because they don't know the
> simple tools of their browsers. Others see the distracting pointless links.
Pointless for some, useful for others. I've been navigating long pages
in my phone browser, and 'back to top' is a lot quicker than scrolling
per page (no home button on the phone).
I'd rather have 10 'to top' links than 3 Google ads in the sidebar,
it's all a matter of preference.
>> <a href="#top">go to top of page</a>
>
> Well, that's a bit worse. An adequate link text seldom contains a verb
> (predicate) and hardly ever in the imperative.
Is it your nitpick day today? :-)
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