Here's one I'm wondering about. I've created a table with thumbnails of pics where each one will be clicked and it will open in the same window for the larger image. I added a "back" button to go back to the thumbs. I've set this up successfully and all the links work well.

Here's my question. When I click the back button I made, it returns to the prior page but at the top of the page. So then the user has to scroll down to the middle of the page where the thumbs are. Is there any way (other than having them use the back button of the browser) that I can use an invisible tag and access it from another page?

Meaning I would put the invisible anchor tag on the thumb page and the back button would access it. I have tried to do this but it doesn't seem to be working. So what I'm wondering, is that can it be done at all? And if so.....how?

Any thoughts or help are greatly appreciated.



Edited by - DrumDesigner on 25 Jan 2002 07:03:08

it should work Ive used the same technique on
http"//www.stageonestoryboards.co.uk/artists/artists.htm
you should end up with code looking like
<a href="../artists/artists.htm#derek">
on your button, where derek is the name of the anchor in the target page, artists.htm