For example, when you click the button for “No, never!”, your browser will jump to the chimp named “sonna”.

Oh, no. I’m so depressed.

When you click the back button, your browser will return to the box for the questionnaire. The code for this part of the example is as follows:

<a name="thisTable"></a>
<img src="../images/puckerx2.jpg"
  ALT="A chimp in love (310x242)"
  width="310" height="242">

<p>
<a href="#sonna">
<img name="button1" src="../images/butoff.jpg"
  ALT="small red button off (18x18)"
  width="18" height="18" border="0"></a>
No, never!

<p>
<a name="sonna"></a>
<img src="../images/chimp.jpg"
  alt="Chimp in distress"
  width="285" height="195">
<p>
Oh, no. I’m so depressed.
<P>
<a href="#thisTable">
<img border="0" src="../images/back01.gif"
  alt="return button (back01.gif--150x50)"
  width="150" height="50"></a>

As you see the above code, a jump access is created with the anchor
tag (<A ... >). First of all, you have to name two chimps with NAME= attribute. In the above example, the upper chimp has been named as thisTable while the lower chimp as sonna.

The buttons are associated with those names, and coded so that, when you click each button, it will take you to the named chimp. You can do this with HREF= attribute just as you create a link to other pages. In this case, however, you have to add “#” (number sign) to each name. By so doing, you let your browser to jump to its corresponding named chimp when you click each link.

What if when I want to place a jump access to other pages?

Let’s say, you have a Web page called mypage.htm, in which you have a place called sonna. When you create a jump access to that particular place, you write its code in the following manner:

Please clcik <a href="mypage.html#sonna">this link</a> to jump to sonna　in mypage.htm.

Please try this example by clicking the link below:

Please click this link to jump to　sonna　in mypage.htm.

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