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Re: [docbook-apps] closing <a name> tag

From
Marie Sauvage - EBM WebSourcing <>
Date
2007-09-07T16:13:58+00:00
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Re: [docbook-apps] closing <a name> tag
Actually, I don't clearly see
from where could come the problem, a simple test page render good.

But when adding </a> to the anchors works here... I'll
investigate...

Marie.

Geraint North a écrit :
Are you sure that the <a name=""> tag is the
problem?  I knocked up a quick piece of HTML:
  

  

<html>
  

  <body>
  

    <a name="foo" />
  

    <p>A link to <a href="#foo">foo</a>
  

  </body>
  

</html>
  

  

And that displays fine in Firefox (everything black except the "foo",
which is a hyperlink).
  

  

I'm surprised that an <a name> tag would cause any text to look
like an anchor, since that's not the purpose of <a name>
  

  

Could you post a little more of the surrounding HTML?
  

  

Thanks,
  

  

Geraint North
  

Principal Engineer
  

Transitive
  

  

  

On 7 Sep 2007, at 10:45, Marie Sauvage - EBM WebSourcing wrote:
  

  

  Hi all !
    

    

I have a problem with my html output. The automatic <a name...>
are generated like that :
    

<a name="xxx" />
    

    

but with this, Firefox doesn't consider it closed and all my text is
highlighted like an anchor. I would like to have the anchors like that
:
    

<a name="xxx"></a>
    

    

is there a parameter to set to force the closing tag to be added and
not to have the closing / in the tag ?
    

or could you help me in where (and/or how) to find the template to
correct ?
    

    

thank you in advance,
    

Marie.
    

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