How "anchor" works?

sustia · Post by **sustia** » Sat 17. Dec 2005, 15:19

Hi, I'm trying to understand how the new "anchor" functionality works, but I can't undestand it.

I put the sign in the content part, but I don't know how I can put in the article.
Suggestions?
Thanks

sustia · Post by **sustia** » Sun 18. Dec 2005, 11:42

No ideas?

Post by **flip-flop** » Sun 18. Dec 2005, 14:14

Hi sustia,

Oliver Georgi wrote:wenn der Anker gesetzt ist, wird im Frontend-Rendering vor den betreffenden Content Part ein Ankerlink eingefügt:

<a name="cpid152" class="anchorClass"></a>

Oliver

If the anchor is set, in the Frontend Rendering before the concerned content part an anchor link is inserted.

<a name="cpid152" class="anchorClass"></a>

Gruß Knut

sustia · Post by **sustia** » Sun 18. Dec 2005, 15:14

fli-flop wrote:Hi sustia,
Oliver Georgi wrote:wenn der Anker gesetzt ist, wird im Frontend-Rendering vor den betreffenden Content Part ein Ankerlink eingefügt:

<a name="cpid152" class="anchorClass"></a>

Oliver
If the anchor is set, in the Frontend Rendering before the concerned content part an anchor link is inserted.

<a name="cpid152" class="anchorClass"></a>

Gruß Knut

Hi fli-flop, thanks for the answer.
In see in the code of the page the anchor, but I still have some doubt
1. How I can know the number of the anchor?
2. How I can insert in the text page? I've tried to insert via FCK editor, but it doesn't work.

Thanks.

jscholtysik · Post by **jscholtysik** » Sun 18. Dec 2005, 19:45

Hi sustia,

you can see the number of the anchor (the ID) when you hover over the checkbox before "anchor". Then it shows you the ID beginning with "CPIDxxx"

Make a hyperlink to this CPIDxxx, then you can jump to this anchor.

Example:

Code: Select all

<a href="#CPIDxxx">Anchortext</a>

Joachim

sustia · Post by **sustia** » Sun 18. Dec 2005, 19:57

Perfect jscholtysik, thanks a lot, it works perfectly

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Mon 19. Dec 2005, 09:00

always use "#cpid152" - lower case.

You can see the link's name by moving over the label "anchor" in the backend. Then you can see it - but only when content part was stored (only then a unique ID is given).

Oliver

sustia · Post by **sustia** » Mon 19. Dec 2005, 10:20

Oliver Georgi wrote:always use "#cpid152" - lower case.

You can see the link's name by moving over the label "anchor" in the backend. Then you can see it - but only when content part was stored (only then a unique ID is given).

Oliver

Yes Oliver, I used the lower case.
Thanks for the explanation and for the feature

ragi · Post by **ragi** » Thu 20. Apr 2006, 16:18

Where can you see the anchor. I can´t see it and I have the latest version of phpwcms.

Thanks
ragi

Post by **flip-flop** » Thu 20. Apr 2006, 19:24

Hi ragi,

I hope I understand your question correctly.

First at "article content" the anchor switch must set.
Second the following code at the top of the content part is generated by phpWCMS:
------------------------
<a name="cpid49" id="cpid49" class="cpidClass"></a><div style="margin:10px 0 0 0; padding:0 0 0 0; clear:both;"></div>
..
.. content of the content part
..
------------------------
anchor
anchor ID
anchor class
margin:10px 0 0 0; at this example is the "space before".

The anchor ID e.g. [ID:49] you can see at "article information" and "article center".

Gruß Knut

ragi · Post by **ragi** » Mon 24. Apr 2006, 09:47

Hi Knut
thanks for your answer.

I have the trouble, that I can´t see the mark (kästchen) where I can switch on the anchor. I see only the space (before, after) and Top Link, but no anchor. How can I implement this?

Post by **flip-flop** » Mon 24. Apr 2006, 10:26

Hi rage,

I have the latest version of phpwcms

This function is implemented starting from the version: "phpwcms_dev_1.2.6_14.12.2005"
Download: http://www.phpwcms-docu.de/index.php?cvs_info_en

I can´t see the mark (kästchen) where I can switch on the anchor....

Have a look to the first post.

Gruß Knut