@balloonbuffoonNov 12.2005 — #Well, these jumps are formally known as anchors, just FYI. Anyway, here's what you do: [CODE]//Put this onload event in your body tag <body onload="window.location = '#landing_spot'"> //place the anchor where you desire and it will "jump" to it when the page loads <a name="landing_spot"></a>[/CODE]
@mazyNov 13.2005 — #You can also use META tag thing, that goes in <head> and looks just like this: [code=html]<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" Content="0; URL=http://www.bbc.co.uk">[/code]
this will refresh a browser and send it to www.bbc.co.uk zero seconds after your page is loaded.
@MikeGNov 13.2005 — #I would like to use the meta tag to auto switch to another page but not as soon as the page is loaded. Can the command be delayed in any way?
@CharlesNov 13.2005 — #<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" Content="0; URL=http://www.bbc.co.uk">That initial "0" in the content attribute, that defines the number of seconds to wait before the refresh. Just increase that value.