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Go to bottom...
Can anyone please tell me what javascript code I could use to go to the bottom of the screen? I know the one to go Back to the Top, but it uses the screen location 0,0 and with screens being different resolutions, what would I need to use that would cover them all?
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I don't know javascript very well, but if it were anything like some C++ coding, you could probably use some type of function to figure out the max-width and max-height of a browser screen then go from there.
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Is there just a simple way to do this? I don't have to have javascript, if there is another easier way to do it.
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#4
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place this code anywhere in your page:
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<a href="#bottom">test</a> Code:
<a name="bottom"></a> |
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I guess I'm confused here. What is the word test for? And how would I link it? Sorry to sound so dense, but I want to get it right.
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#6
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place this code on a html page full of text.. at least 2 pages long (first code segment at the top, 2nd at the bottom), click on the "test" link and see what's happening.
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Will this work if I put it in the header and footer templates?
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#8
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yes.
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