How to simplify your markup using IDs for anchors | Perishable Press

Use id's instead of name's for anchors.  There are a couple of advantages:



  • Any element with an id can be targeted as an anchor, and many elements you would want to be a target already have an id for CSS styling, so you can both save space, and simplify the DOM.
  • IE8 in quirks mode can't dynamically change the name of an <a>, it will instead create a new attribute submitName, which is not targetable as an anchor.




How to simplify your markup using IDs for anchors | Perishable Press

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