Placing your named anchor up one line gives your topic a
bit of breathing room in the display.
In Dreamweaver, you can also use the Point to File icon to choose a named anchor link. If your named
anchor is in the same document, just drag the Point to File icon to the named anchor symbol. When you
release the mouse, the address for the named anchor is inserted into the Link text box. If the named anchor is
on the same page, but offscreen, Dreamweaver automatically scrolls the Document window as you drag
toward the edge. In Windows, the closer you move to the edge, the faster Dreamweaver scrolls. Dreamweaver
returns the screen to your original location, with the new link at the top of the screen after you release the
mouse button.
In long documents with a table of contents or index linking to a number of named anchors, it??™s common
practice??”and a good idea??”to place a link back to the top of the page after every screen or every topic.
This technique enables your users to return to the menu quickly and pick another topic without having to
manually scroll all the way back.
Using named anchors in a different page
If your table of contents is on a separate page from the topics of your site, you can use named anchors to
send the viewer anywhere on a new page.
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