Open Link Location and anchors

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davenz

Open Link Location and anchors

Post by davenz »

In code view, it would be nice to right click on an anchor link and be able to 'jump' to the anchor in the code. At the moment, 'Open Link Location' returns an error if I use it on an anchor link. In long pages, where the anchor might be at the bottom and the link to it at the top, finding the anchor's location can be time consuming. I have seen it done in a few other editors and found that a nice feature.

Just a thought.

Dave.
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Re: Open Link Location and anchors

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Not exactly related but notepad++ has a pretty cool feature that helps in these sorts of situations. When you select a word, it highlights all of the other occurrences of that word in the document in a pale yellow. You could, for instance, select the href text and then scroll the page and spot the next one really quickly.
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Re: Open Link Location and anchors

Post by davenz »

syrupcore wrote:Not exactly related but notepad++ has a pretty cool feature that helps in these sorts of situations. When you select a word, it highlights all of the other occurrences of that word in the document in a pale yellow. You could, for instance, select the href text and then scroll the page and spot the next one really quickly.
Yep, that would be a nice feature, and would cover what I meant here.

Dave.
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