[posted] REPosted (#7488, Chisholm)

[John Mark Ockerbloom]

The within-text links don't seem to work in this book.
In particular, they're of the form
  <a name="#chap1">.  The # sign should be used in the hrefs
  (e.g. <a href="#chap1">Go to chapter 1</a>), but
  *not* at the destination; it should be just <a name="chap1"> there.)

If you fix these, you might also want to change them to use id attributes,
since the <a name=""..> construct is deprecated in recent HTML standards
in favor of element IDs, standardized in 1999 with HTML 4.01.
So instead of something like

<a name="chap1"></a><h2>THE STAR-EYED DEIRDRE</h2>

you'd simply have

<h2 id="chap1">THE STAR-EYED DEIRDRE</h2>

This will serve as a valid link target in any browser that's
been released in last 10 years or so.  But whether or not you
use it, or the old name construct, the #s should be taken out
of the destination elements.

Thanks!

John






On 04/07/2014 12:40 PM, Al Haines wrote:
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> Celtic Tales, by Louey Chisholm                                           7488
>    [Subtitle: Told to the Children]
>    [Link: http://www.gutenberg.org/7/4/8/7488 ]
>    [Updated edition of: etext05\celtt10.txt, celtt10.zip]
>    [Files: 7488.txt; 7488-h.htm]
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> Corrections have been made in this file and it has been updated
> with the new header, removed from its old address in etext05,
> and filed under the new directory system.
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>
> Thanks to Juliet Sutherland, Clare Elliott, Brendan Lane,
> and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team.
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> Regards,
> Al
>