Ian Hird

To Foxy Mod

Thanks for your help.

I have tried it again and without the <section> it does not jump to the top of page anchor.

The problem may rest with the environment that I am running in or the CSS or something else. I will do some further investigations this weekend and see if I can track it down. If I gain any further insight I will post details.

Hope I haven't taken too much of your time.

Ian

Dear all,

I have just started using HTML5.

I tried coding

<article>

<a id="top"></a>

etc

</article>

to set an anchor point so that I could jump to the top of the current page.

This appeared to work when using Firefox but not when using IE9

I then tried

<article><section>

<a id="top"></a>

etc

</section>

</article>

This appeared to work with both Firefox and IE9.

Is this just a quirk of IE or must anchors always be in a section element?

Does anyone know of a central source where I can find other HTML5 aspects that only work with certain browsers

Thanks for any advice you can give me.

Ian