[jeremywms]

After coding a web site and previewing it in Firefox, I am wondering why clicking on an image with the tag

<a href="#top">

does not take you the top of the page as it does in Explorer and Netscape. Here is a copy of my full code:

<a href="#top"><img src="../global_images/topArrow.gif" width="13" height="13" border="0"></a>

This works perfectly well in Explorer and Netscape, but when you click on the "topArrrow.gif" within the Firefox browser, absolutely nothing happens. I cannot find any documentation on this in the Firefox Knowledge Base, Forums or when I try to Google for an answer.

If anyone has any help on this, I sure would appreciate it. I hate to think that my "go to top" arrows are not working with people browsing my site using Firefox. Thank you in advance...

By the way, when I visit other web sites with "to top" links, they do work in Firefox. I've revealed the source code on those pages and cannot see what they are doing differently.

[brendandonhu]

It should be <a href="top">
And the anchor should be <a name="top">

[jeremywms]

So the anchor, <a name="top"> , should be placed just below the header as the first line in the body section?

[brendandonhu]

Put it wherever you want the link to go in the page.

[jeremywms]

Thank you for your help!!

[brendandonhu]