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Proper indexing?
Greetings,
Currently I'm in the process of creating an index, however a problem arised when it comes to reference images. Normally an index it's created by html headers or section tags <h2> <section> but when the place to index is an image it's not that clear how to use it. I found this little post that help me use the index code: Indexes without page numbers? (by the way the example is wrong because it's missing the closing </a>) The post shows Code:
<a href="#page354"> Code:
<a href="#page354"></a> Code:
<div> <img alt="" src="../Images/imgage_01.png"/> </div> a - Inside the <div> prior to the image: Code:
<div> <a href="#page_01"></a> <img alt="" src="../Images/imgage_01.png"/> </div> Code:
<a href="#page_01"></a> <div> <img alt="" src="../Images/imgage_01.png"/> </div> Code:
<div> <a href="#page_01"> <img alt="" src="../Images/imgage_01.png"/> </a> </div> Or not, this was another question, is the linking tag <a> completely invisible during rendering? In my case I need something hidden and zero rendering. Thanks in advance. Last edited by galax; Today at 06:32 AM. |
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