Frank in Creedmoor

thanks/ resolved

Repeat with code:
thanks much.

I’m not much of an HTML person and being so familiar with MS WORD software for linking within the same document that I got confused.

But before you gave me the best answer above I did put in an anchor: which was placed at the section two heading way down the page:

<a name=”section_two”></a>

and then in actual index link at the top of the page I placed this:

<a href=”#section_two”>linktext</a>

But I’m sure your answer is much better, standardized style sheet protocol.

I hope this will help others who are weak in HTML as I am.

thanks again.

thanks much.

I’m not much of an HTML person and being so familiar with MS WORD software for linking within the same document that I got confused.

But before you gave me the best answer above I did put in an anchor: which was placed at the section two way down the page and then in actual link at the top of the page I placed this:

linktext
linktext is the text that will become highlighted in the link

But I’m sure your answer is much better, standardized style sheet protocol.

thanks again.

OK, I refreshed my memory on a tags and link tags.

So I assume I must enter those tags myself within the html section; correct?

So are you saying that if I add this html down in my page before the actual section one text, that I will be able to link to it from the “section one” menu at the top of the page? It will show up in the link dialogue box as I try to make the link?

a href=”<default.asp”>section one<a/>

I’m writing up a page that is not yet posted on the site.

Consider a page which will have this internal listing of menu sections on the top of the page, it will allow visitors to jump to these sections by clicking on whichever link they want to jump to. Of course down in the page their will be those same section headings.

Section one:
Section two:
Section three:

If I highlight any of these 3 menu section listings up at the top of the page and click on the link button, I have no way of selecting that given section down in the page, because there is no existing bookmark to it down in the page.

In MS WORD one adds a bookmark at the given section DOWN IN THE PAGE.

OK, so the dashboard they see and use matches their function.

Thanks to everyone, particularly kmessinger. I’m new and need to do a lot more climbing up the learning curve. Hope this review helps others.

best regards/frank

Do you mean that if anyone goes to my web site and I have it set so anyone can register, that anyone can create an account (register)at the user level I have set?

But how do they register?

OK, thanks everyone. Good learning experience for me and much appreciated.

I’ve been about to create the child theme. I suspected this might have been dealt with previously and now I see it has.

Twenty-twelve

I just went into edit and looked around there. Under “Comments-content php” I find this: Can I change all cases of the word “reply” to “comment?” Would that correct it?

wpfan2000: Yes, I see your point. Thanks.

But certainly, someone has the knowledge to tell me where I find the PHP file for that code and can just change one word? Or perhaps I am naive and it is more complicated than that? I’m new to web site building and have very little code knowledge: a smidgen of HTML.

My life has taken me away from html and CSS for some time; let me review that and get back here soon if I have any more questions and still need to get this resolved.

I understand the {display: none}CSS style rule but not sure where to put it. Let me check that out in the CSS sheet.The CSS structure and syntax are starting to come back to me.

JOsh: My site URL is https://www.oxfordhumanists.org

Tara/Evan: Thanks Two good ideas from both of you.