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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / May 2005"Back to top" bookmark trick for web page
I was disappointed when I learned that you could not put bookmarks on a page in Publisher as you can in Word. Generally speaking, with Publisher you can't move a site visitor from one specific point to another specific point on the same page, but I figured out how you can a least move the visitor from any point on the page to the top of the same page. Just place a hyperlink at any point you would like to navigate away from and when the box opens, click "place in this document" and then click on the name of the page you are working on. This is a "Back to top of page" hyperlink that is very useful on pages with lots of text. Maybe this sounds trivial to some, but for a novice like me, it was very helpful. LNO LNO, While you may not be able to put bookmarks on a page in Publisher in exactly the same way as Word, you can use bookmarks within a page. Read this article: http://www.publishermvps.com/Default.aspx?tabid=79 And along the same lines, again using the Insert HTML code fragment feature, you can put a link at the bottom or anywhere on a page that takes you to the top of the page. This is addressed about half way down on the FAQ page: http://www.publishermvps.com/WebDesign/FAQ/tabid/30/Default.aspx In general I would suggest that you review all the FAQs and other articles available, even under versions different than yours. You do not design a website the same way that you design a print document. The web design material available at the publishermvps.com and davidbartosik.com sites will help you change your mindset, save time, and avoid many other potential problems you might encounter in the process of building a website. DavidF > I was disappointed when I learned that you could not put bookmarks on a page > in Publisher as you can in Word. Generally speaking, with Publisher you can't [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > pages with lots of text. Maybe this sounds trivial to some, but for a novice > like me, it was very helpful. LNO
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