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Originally posted by n3lly On a completely separate note, how do you throw up a link for someone to click on and it directs that person to a page and then automatically scrolls to the product you want to show them? I've seen this a few times and always wondered how you write the link/get the page to auto scroll down Thank you.

Any ideas what I'm talking about there RANN?

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Originally posted by n3lly Any ideas what I'm talking about there RANN?

Soz mate, didn't see this first time.

It's no dark magic or anything, it's just when they program the site, they actually give a page location to each product header, so if you go to the actual product (rather than the product family) and copy and paste the link for that product, it will automatically scroll down to it, rather than landing on the top of the page which is the group of the products.

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Originally posted by DJ RANN Soz mate, didn't see this first time. It's no dark magic or anything, it's just when they program the site, they actually give a page location to each product header, so if you go to the actual product (rather than the product family) and copy and paste the link for that product, it will automatically scroll down to it, rather than landing on the top of the page which is the group of the products.

I see, i knew it was something simple. Just wondered how it was done though.

Thanks for clearing that up. Nice one.

it's done with the part of the url that comes after the "#" and it's called "anchor"

the bad news is: you can't just use that on any site you wish, it has to be designed that way. if you're developping your own websites, feel free to use it however

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Originally posted by dj_macgyver it's done with the part of the url that comes after the "#" and it's called "anchor" the bad news is: you can't just use that on any site you wish, it has to be designed that way. if you're developping your own websites, feel free to use it however

Nice one, cheers for clearing that up!

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