Okay. You don’t need to define any anchors in your Carousel page. You
can remove those, and the page will still work correctly.
What you do need to do is make the links from your main index page
manually. You won’t see any anchors pop up on your Hyperlink dialog,
you will need to click on the External tab, then enter the page name,
followed by the image name, like this:
davidscroll.html?Skateweb
Now the other thing which will make all this much simpler, plus clear
up the problem you were having earlier with a slice of one image
remaining behind when you viewed another, is to go through your page
and rename all the layers that make up your Carousel.
Currently, you have named the individual images, but not the “pane”
container that holds each one. So you have a whole lot of layers
named item1a1a1a1a1a1a1 and similar variations on that two-note
theme. Inside each of these layers, you have a clearly named image.
If you reverse that – make the layer have the name that you want to
associate with the navigation, not the image – then the Carousel
will work the way it’s designed, and you will have a much easier time
figuring out which pane you want to show, too.
Also, please turn on More Readable in your output options (document
setup). I had to run your page through Tidy in order to be able to
read the code!
Walter
On Mar 21, 2008, at 11:55 AM, Carla wrote:
oh sorry
here is the link you asked me to send
on this page click the boy skateboarding and I put the ? on this
image anchor
http://www.carlagrande.com/davidpfendler.html
http://www.carlagrande.com/davidscroll.html#?Skateweb
just to clarify I did NOT name anchors in both the small image and
the carousel image… just the carousel image and hyperlinked the
small image to the dialog
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