Sent by Clinton Pidlubny on 14 July 2004 20:08
My thought would be to:
h2#important_stuf {margin-top:20px;}
or
#important_stuf {margin-top:20px;}
if you don't always want it attributed to the h2 tag.
This way only that ID uses the spacing.
Hope this helps.
Clint
>>> Marco Scoffier [EMAIL-REMOVED]> 7/14/2004 2:28:59 PM >>>
Hello all, this is my first post to this list.
I checked the archives searching for anchor and target, and
couldn't
find a solution, so I thought one of you might have a thought.
When I click on a link with a #target to refer to a part of a page,
I
always get the referred tag at the very top of the page. Is there
a way
to get the linked to content placed a certain distance from the top
of
the page?
say I have a <h2 id="important_stuf">Read this</h2>
and a link <a href="#important_stuf">Read that</a> elsewhere on
the
page. I want the <h2> kind of in the middle of the page, rather
than
jammed at the top. I tried faking with an artificially large
padding-top, but would prefer a less restrictive solution that
doesn't
add a bunch of white space to all my pages.
Thanks for any leads,
--
Marco
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