Kid Nino
08-16-2007, 01:14 AM
THIS GUIDE WAS FIRST CREATED BY SQUIDDY22!
Ok now that thats done. I found this guide very useful while I was working on my user page. So I went to Squiddy and asked him if I could post this guide here and I said I would give him full credit and wright what was stated above. He replied. "You may." So without further ado I present to you How to create a Page Jump!
How to Create a Page Jump
After a lot of searching and understanding, I finally learned how to create a page jump. This guide will show you how to make one. There is HTML involved in this, but it won't be hard.
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First, you have to create a section link for each section, by doing this with each section title:
<a name="Link title here">SECTION TITLE TEXT</a>
The link title is the name of the section, there should be no spaces, only these symbols _ or no spaces at all, and keep it short and sweet. it also must go in-between the quotations. For example, this creates a link to my Toon Biography section on my UP:
(HTML code is in bold)
Okay, by putting in that code, I have now created a seperate link to that section on my userpage. This is my main userpage link:
http://www.toontowncentral.com/forums/userpage.php?do=main&userid=30171
And this is the link to that section:
http://www.toontowncentral.com/forums/userpage.php?do=main&userid=30171#Toon_bio
Now, if you click my main UP link, it takes you to the very top of my userpage. But when you click the other link with '#Toon_bio' in it, it brings you to my Toon Biography section.
Creating a Table of Contents
Okay, creating a Table of Contents is easy. Just use this code:
<a href="#Link title here">Name to appear in TOC</a>
If you have more than one section, you need to use this more than once. And remember, in the link title, there should be no spaces, only _ or no spaces at all.
To see what the finished result will look like, visit my userpage (http://www.toontowncentral.com/forums/userpage.php?do=main&userid=30171) and click any link in the Table of Contents.
Ok now that thats done. I found this guide very useful while I was working on my user page. So I went to Squiddy and asked him if I could post this guide here and I said I would give him full credit and wright what was stated above. He replied. "You may." So without further ado I present to you How to create a Page Jump!
How to Create a Page Jump
After a lot of searching and understanding, I finally learned how to create a page jump. This guide will show you how to make one. There is HTML involved in this, but it won't be hard.
______________________________
First, you have to create a section link for each section, by doing this with each section title:
<a name="Link title here">SECTION TITLE TEXT</a>
The link title is the name of the section, there should be no spaces, only these symbols _ or no spaces at all, and keep it short and sweet. it also must go in-between the quotations. For example, this creates a link to my Toon Biography section on my UP:
(HTML code is in bold)
Okay, by putting in that code, I have now created a seperate link to that section on my userpage. This is my main userpage link:
http://www.toontowncentral.com/forums/userpage.php?do=main&userid=30171
And this is the link to that section:
http://www.toontowncentral.com/forums/userpage.php?do=main&userid=30171#Toon_bio
Now, if you click my main UP link, it takes you to the very top of my userpage. But when you click the other link with '#Toon_bio' in it, it brings you to my Toon Biography section.
Creating a Table of Contents
Okay, creating a Table of Contents is easy. Just use this code:
<a href="#Link title here">Name to appear in TOC</a>
If you have more than one section, you need to use this more than once. And remember, in the link title, there should be no spaces, only _ or no spaces at all.
To see what the finished result will look like, visit my userpage (http://www.toontowncentral.com/forums/userpage.php?do=main&userid=30171) and click any link in the Table of Contents.