Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 03/24/06 18:11

Chris Ianson wrote:
>> Anyway since you insist on frames, iframe frame whatever, you do not need
>> an link to call URLs, just a target attribute.
>>
>> <a name="start" target="I1">
>> <a name="end" target="I1">
>>
>> adjustment will need to be made for correct vertical positioning within
>> the frame,
>
> But how does this let me jump from the left of the panorama to the right of
> the panorama? "I1" is just the frame, not the name/bookmark position within
> it.
>
> In my link of you try clicking Go To End it jumps you to the far right of
> the panorama, right?
>
> Simply, how do I achieve this without scrolling down the entire web page?
> Or, if the entire web page has to scroll down, how do I scroll it back up
> again to compensate?
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
>

Just add 'target="I1"'to both links and then witness. If you are still
confused, then it will be a sign for "gettin' some ed-geew-mi-cation"

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Jonathan
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