I am creating a checklist page that is very long. So, I'd like to break it up in to 2 or 3 pages. I am clueless how to do this. Thanks.

Mike

Mike, are you using Visual Site Designer or the HTML Editor?

HTML Editor

I saw a website that had the pages numbered on the bottom and "Previous" was to the left of the numbers and "Next" was to the right of the numbers. Each number was a separate clickable page.

http://www.contestgirl.com/contests/con … d&c=ca

Hiya Michael,

That is done with what is called pagination and looks like it may be using a script although I don't see it on the page anywhere. That may mean they are using a Content Management System (CMS) type website which is prebuilt with things like that in it already. I did a little google search and came up with a couple, here's the link to the search itself and to a few links that might have some good ideas on it for you:

Google Search Link:
https://www.google.com/search?q=website … =firefox-a

Examples 1
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicinde … nation.htm

Examples 2
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8082 … ge-website

Examples 3
http://zoomzum.com/php-pagination-scripts/

Good luck and hopefully one of these or some on the google page will help

Thanks Jo Ann!

You're quite welcome Michael, please let us know if it works out or if you need more assistance

Hi Michael,

You also could use anchors to separate one long page into parts or sections. I made an example here: www.johnvanhulst.com/anchors . You might notice I made links at the top of the page to the sections I defined using anchors, and at each section you can go to the next and previous section and to the top of the page. Use the source code of the page for inspiration.

I make my sites with VSD adding functionality that VSD can't do with HTML. VSD can't do anchors, so I used HTML code inside the VSD HTML box for the anchors and switching back/forth.

You also might notice that the page scrolls smoothly from one section (anchor) to another one. For this I use smooth.js, which you can download here: http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/javasc … -smoothly/

Success, John

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