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[searls03]

how do I make content display according to a #link thingy.......like example.com/ex.html#1234.  is this the correct format?  how do I make thinks display according to it?

[searls03]

I forgot thats called an anchor, but how do I hide info until the anchor is clicked?

[cyberRobot]

It sounds like you're trying to hide content so that visitors won't see it until they click a link. If that's correct, you'll need to use something like JavaScript. The following tutorial may help:

http://www.cssnewbie.com/showhide-content-css-javascript/

 

 

On the other hand, if you're just looking to jump to the text after a link is clicked, you could look into named anchors:

http://www.google.com/search?q=html+named+anchors

[hemo-ali]

if you do not want the guests see some part of the page

you can see two codes

<a href = "123.html#asd" onclick="document.getElementById("asd").style.display='block'">click here</a>

then we will make the div wth id asd

<div id="asd">
Hi there
</div>

I hope it helps

[cyberRobot]

<a href = "123.html#asd" ...

 

 

Note that if you want the named anchor reference (#asd) to work, you'll need to add a named anchor near the <div> tag.

 

<div id="asd"><a name="asd"></a>
Hi there
</div>

 

If you add the named anchor it will jump to the newly shown content. If you don't want the page to jump to the new content the #asd isn't needed. You could just have the href attribute set to "123.html".