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Please use "a name" and not ID for anchor (#) linksSubmitted by lwc on November 10, 2009 - 2:54pm
Each post/comment gets an anchor link. But you only support browsers that know to treat ID like "a name". Please support the latter to support all browsers. ( categories: )
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Drupal (our content management system) uses IDs. IDs are 100% valid HTML as anchors and are a part of the HTML specification as such. IDs as anchors is supported by Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, Chrome and Opera.
If your browser doesn't support it, it's a bug and should be reported to your browser publisher.
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He's right, if your browser doensn't know how to treat the < a name="" > tag, it's got some major issues
[Edit: Whoops, I'm stupid (misread)
, what browser doesn't know how to handle the ID thing though?]
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Other way around gluxon
lwc said that his browser has
<a name="">support but lacks<a id="">support, and Drupal only uses<a id="">, and so, he was requesting the inclusion of anameattribute in the tags so he could use them. But a browser that doesn't supportids is really out of date and should be replaced by a more modern browser. Beyond that, using theidattribute is perfectly valid HTML.EDIT: Whoops, too late, you already figured your mistake. And gluxon, lots of older browsers do, like older Netscape and older IEs.
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