i have a one page website that is around 10000px tall. when i preview it, it automatically starts at the top 750px. the “home” area of the site is not there though, it is about 4000px further south. how can i redirect the page to load at that location? thanks.
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You probably have a left aligment for your page. Try what happens if you make the alignment centered.
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where do i find the alignment controls?
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I dont think alignment is going to make any difference!
A browser will automatically display the page from top down. If you want to display a particular section of your page you will probably have to use an anchor link.
You may be able to do some sort of server rewrite of a link to yoursite.com/index.html to yoursite.com/index.html#myanchor
I would have a look at for a 301 redirect to do this in your htaccess file
Something like
redirect 301 /index.html http://www.mysite.com/index.html#anchor
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Looking at this on the web forum there are < > angle brackets either side of the ‘to’ link that should NOT be there in the htaccess file.
This is also assuming that your site is hosted on a Unix, Linux server if you are on something else…?
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