MSIE6中的保留字“top” ？ [英] Reserved words in MSIE6 "top" ?
问题描述
我怎么知道顶部表示顶部在MSIE6 ??
我正在测试< a name =" top">< / a>在页面顶部
与< a href =" #top>转到顶部< / a>在页面的底部。
它总是在IE中工作所以我只得出结论
发现它甚至可以用< a name =& ; xtop">< / a>
但不在Opera中。 IE6理解顶部是*顶部*！
MSIE（或其他浏览器）还有其他神奇的词吗？
Mason C
How was I to know that "top" means "top" in MSIE6 ??
I was testing <a name="top"></a> at the top of the page
with <a href="#top>go to top</a> at the bottom of the page.
It always worked in IE so I drew conclusions only to
discover that it worked even with <a name="xtop"></a>
but not in Opera. IE6 understands "top" to mean *the top* !
Are there other magic words in MSIE (or other browsers?)
Mason C
推荐答案
曾几何时* Mason A. Clark *写道：
Once upon a time *Mason A. Clark* wrote:
我怎么知道top表示顶部在MSIE6中??
我正在测试< a name =" top">< / a>在页面顶部
与< a href =" #top>转到顶部< / a>在页面的底部。
它总是在IE中工作所以我得出的结论只是为了发现它甚至可以用< a name =" xtop">< / a>
但不在Opera中。 IE6理解顶部意思是*顶部*！
MSIE（或其他浏览器）中还有其他神奇的词吗？
How was I to know that "top" means "top" in MSIE6 ??
I was testing <a name="top"></a> at the top of the page
with <a href="#top>go to top</a> at the bottom of the page.
It always worked in IE so I drew conclusions only to
discover that it worked even with <a name="xtop"></a>
but not in Opera. IE6 understands "top" to mean *the top* !
Are there other magic words in MSIE (or other browsers?)
我不认为IE了解任何类型的东西:)
当您使用链接到#any thing时并且浏览器找不到任何匹配的东西，我相信它只是跳到页面顶部。
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/ Arne
顶级海报将被忽略。引用你要回复的部分，不多也不少！并且不要
引用签名，谢谢。
I don''t think IE understand anything of the kind :)
When you use a link to "#any thing" and the browser don''t find
anything that match that, I belive it just jump up to the top of the page.
--
/Arne
Top posters will be ignored. Quote the part you
are replying to, no more and no less! And don''t
quote signatures, thank you.
Mason A. Clark写道：
Mason A. Clark wrote:
怎么样我知道顶部表示顶部在MSIE6中??
我正在测试< a name =" top">< / a>在页面顶部
与< a href =" #top>转到顶部< / a>在页面的底部。
它总是在IE中工作所以我得出的结论只是为了发现它甚至可以用< a name =" xtop">< / a>
但不在Opera中。 IE6理解顶部表示*顶部*！
How was I to know that "top" means "top" in MSIE6 ??
I was testing <a name="top"></a> at the top of the page
with <a href="#top>go to top</a> at the bottom of the page.
It always worked in IE so I drew conclusions only to
discover that it worked even with <a name="xtop"></a>
but not in Opera. IE6 understands "top" to mean *the top* !
如果你*有*有< a name =" top">在页面顶部，当你< a href =" #top">时，你得出结论是怎么回事？工作，IE6自动理解顶部
意味着*顶部*？
顶部没有什么神奇之处在IE中。什么是神奇的IE
错误地对待* any * href ="＃abcde"如果页面上没有定义
名称abcde请求顶部。
If you *did* have <a name="top"> at the top of the page, then how did
you conclude, when <a href="#top"> worked, that IE6 understands "top"
automatically to mean *the top*?
There''s nothing magic about "top" in IE. What''s magic is the IE
incorrectly treats *any* href="#abcde" as a request for the top if the
name abcde isn''t defined on the page.
2005年7月7日星期四23： 50:52 +0200，Arne< in ***** @ domain.invalid>写道：
On Thu, 07 Jul 2005 23:50:52 +0200, Arne <in*****@domain.invalid> wrote:
曾几何时*梅森A.克拉克*写道：
Once upon a time *Mason A. Clark* wrote:
我怎么知道顶部？表示顶部在MSIE6中??
我正在测试< a name =" top">< / a>在页面顶部
与< a href =" #top>转到顶部< / a>在页面的底部。
它总是在IE中工作所以我得出的结论只是为了发现它甚至可以用< a name =" xtop">< / a>
但不在Opera中。 IE6理解顶部意思是*顶部*！
MSIE（或其他浏览器）中还有其他神奇的词吗？
How was I to know that "top" means "top" in MSIE6 ??
I was testing <a name="top"></a> at the top of the page
with <a href="#top>go to top</a> at the bottom of the page.
It always worked in IE so I drew conclusions only to
discover that it worked even with <a name="xtop"></a>
but not in Opera. IE6 understands "top" to mean *the top* !
Are there other magic words in MSIE (or other browsers?)
我不认为IE了解任何那种:)
当你使用链接到#any thing时浏览器没有发现任何匹配的东西，我相信它只是跳到页面顶部。
I don''t think IE understand anything of the kind :)
When you use a link to "#any thing" and the browser don''t find
anything that match that, I belive it just jump up to the top of the page.
Vas you dere，查理？ IE6不会与< a href =" xxxtop">
IE6进行顶部使用< a href =" top">进入顶部即使没有< a name =" xxxtop>
如果< a name =" top">，Opera会登顶在那里，没有其他。
IE6理解顶部意思是顶部。 Opera没有。
Mason C等待证明（不在我的浏览器上）
Vas you dere, Charlie? IE6 does NOT go to top with <a href="xxxtop">
IE6 DOES go to the top with <a href="top"> even if there''s NO <a name="xxxtop>
Opera goes to top if <a name="top"> is there, not otherwise.
IE6 understands "top" to mean top. Opera does not.
Mason C awaiting proof otherwise (not on MY browsers)
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