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ted_chou12

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you can put the bottom content into <p> tags and give an id then call it in the address.. like this
<p id="bottom">content here</p> then make the address of that page "page.php#bottom" like that or you can automatically redirect to that when the page "page.php" is accessed
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[quote author=ted_chou12 link=topic=122080.msg502996#msg502996 date=1168600823]
when visiting a page, you always goes to the top of the page naturally ...
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There's a good reason for that. Think about it.  And since this is clearly an html question, I'll move it.
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[quote author=ted_chou12 link=topic=122080.msg503723#msg503723 date=1168654618]
Yeah, but what if there is something at the top which you dont want your visitor to see first???
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...put it at the bottom?
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[quote]You dont understand what my situation is, I am here to ask a question, what I am doing may not sound logical to you, but its due to that you dont undertand my situation.[/quote]

Sigh. Unfortunately, my crystal ball is broken, so it's time you stopped being cryptic and made a sincere and coherent effort to help us help you.  If you [b]explained your 'situation'[/b], then perhaps someone could offer a suggestion for a solution.  And please explain why a standard html anchor (google it if you don't understand) can't be used as the solution to your situation.
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No the only option you really have to ensure that 'all' visitors are directed to the portion of contetnt you want thenm to see is to use the #sectionname method in your url. Pop-ups are quite un-neccessary and overly complicated for yoru needs (note: I say OVERLY complicated not complicated).
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[quote author=ted_chou12 link=topic=122080.msg504533#msg504533 date=1168782421]
if its a php page with query, how would the anchor look like?
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Please do TWO things:

#1 - read any of the Google links that explain the (very simple) html anchor concept.

#2 - [b]try something yourself[/b].

There's enough information in this thread to complete your quest.  Now it's time [b]you[/b] put some effort into solving [b]your[/b] problem.
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