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Slingo
Hi everyone.

Please bear with me, as I am fairly new to this. I am not a programmer, but I learn quickly!

I am writing an FAQ page for my website. I want to have a list at the top of the page

e.g.

How to Order
Returns
Payments

Then lower down the page, the actual text for these headings

e.g.

How to Order.
It's easy!. Add the products you require to the shopping basket. Once you have added everything you would like, click on the CHECKOUT button at the top of the screen. Our minimum order is just £10.00 and P&P is FREE.
Back to top of page

So, I want to link so that when you click on 'How to order' in the list, it takes ou down the page to the 'How to order' text. Then I want to link where it says 'Back to top of page' to take you back up the the list.

Here is an example of a page doing exactly what I want to do: http://www.madaboutcards.com/page.php?xPage=information.html

I can see that the list is
http://www.madaboutcards.com/page.php?xPag...mation.html#top

and if you click on one of the items in the list, it has a diffrent name
e.g.
http://www.madaboutcards.com/page.php?xPag...mation.html#How

I am sure I could find the information online, if I knew what this function was called!

Any help would be greatly apprecaited!



pandy
Here you go. smile.gif
http://htmlhelp.com/faq/html/links.html#named-anchor
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