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Page jumps, they're basically bookmarks on different parts of a webpage. I know beginning webmasters who start off with only one page because they choose to use sites like expage and etc.
To make the best out of those types of pages, page jumps need to be ur best friend.
So I'll begin by explaining you what they do; they're basically just links that instead of going to different pages, they go to different parts of the page you are on.
This is the code for the link.
| CODE | | <a href="#UNIQUE NAME FOR PAGE JUMP">Link</a> |
This is the code you put surrounding an image, a sentence, or w.e. and the link brings you directly there.
| CODE | | <a name="UNIQUE NAME FOR PAGE JUMP">SOME TEXT/IMAGE THAT THE PAGE JUMP STOPS BEFORE PASSING</a> |
There is a main thing to remember when using multiple page jumps on the same page; each "name" for each page jump MUST be different.
ADVANCED HTML USERS ONLY: If where the page stops is on another page but a page jump has been set up on that page, here is how the link version might look:
| CODE | | <a href="http://www.MessedForums.com/#UNIQUE NAME FOR PAGE JUMP">Link</a> |
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