Andy Walker wrote: > with the anchor <a name="top"></a> even _immediately_ after > the <body> element there are a few pixels left undisplayed at > the top of the page when the jump is made to that point. Better don't try to get 100% exact effects with HTML, it never works, because it depends on the browser and display device. For a quick and dirty solution maybe try <a href="#">top</a> - so far that works with all browsers I know, and you don't need a separate anchor. Test it on any page, juat add # to its URL. While the browser behaviour for # is AFAIK undefined it's syntactically valid => the validator or checklink won't complain. Bye, FrankReceived on Friday, 18 November 2005 13:52:32 GMT
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