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mluse
Dear Forummers,

Sone 80% of my HTML Home Page (index.html) is occupied by an Image consisting of decorations symbols and a Logo . The main part has on it, drawn a quantity of rectangular boxes (togather, lookimg like a menu). They are mapped to serve the navigation purposes by linking to other html documents on the same Web-Site. Using proper html linking amd mappimg tags, the image justifies its purpose.
The problem arises when after "the job finishes in a particular page, and the linking commands from this page require to return to (or near) the same knob from where it came-from. Instead, the streem of executing html tags will always stop near the first navigating knob (counting from the top to bottom), even if the jump to the required html document was executed from the last (the tenth's knob). I wish that when the comeback executes, the home page scrolls to the top of its page and stops with the 10'ns knob on the top of the page. I understand that the usage of navigational html command such as <a href ="#knob-10"> will not help to solve the problem because "knob-10" is not some string of characters, after which the browser or the window is looking,but the "knob-10" inscription is a painted part of the knob, which togather are an integral part of the same drawing (*,gif or *,jpg) file.
Thank you for your patients, will you please be so kind and find some answer. Thank you very much.
mluse.
P.S. I am starting to regret that I used the "Image Mapping Navigation System" , in the first place...
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Darin McGrew
Can you provide the URL (address) of a document that demonstrates the problem?
mluse
Used as an follow-up to enable the "E-mail notification of replies" for ny "Mapped Image Linking Problem" in my previously sent (5-minutes ago) Post , to the forum.
Thanks,
Mluse
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