I've recently been working on HTML/CSS using only what I've learned from w3schools. Unfortunately, what I'm trying to do is set a page with www.example.com/#Section1, but allow /#Section1 on the same page, without moving down or up the page, just on the same box.

Anybody know the code for it?

Sorry, I'm not quite sure what you're trying to accomplish. Can you elaborate on that?

Okay, well a Wikipedia page has it organized in a similar way.

Let's use
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Curvis
as my example.

When I click on "4 Remaining Career" it takes me to:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_C...maining_career

But what I'm trying to do is imagine if the index was there, I clicked it, and it opened the section right there. Not as a new tab, or a new window but as if it were already there, loaded with the entire page and clicking it just opens up the text and pictures or whatever of the "#Remaining_career" part in the same window.

I think I know what you mean.
You could use jquery (recommended) for this or iframes.

See this for a similar question

You would likely be better off in a web developer forum or newsgroup.

The alt.html newsgroup tends to be very helpful, as long as questions are asked properly--lurk for a while before posting. About dot com also has a good section on html and css.

I've found the w3cschools to be both overwhelming and excessively terse for learning new stuff.

If you don't already have XAMPP installed, I would also suggest that you get it, so you can test stuff in your own webserver. Read the docs carefully. It is not designed to face the public unless you set up the security; by default, it is not password protected.

Alright, thanks guys. ^^

It just occurred to me, why not download Wikimedia and take a look at the css?

http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Download

Wikipedia doesn't do it exactly the way I want.

What I was referring to keeps you on the page, but imagine if those options were in tabs, you clicked one and it opened up specifically only what was in that section but when you did click it, the link was http://www.wikipedia.org/example/#example.

I was using Wikipedia as a reference because it's links do that.

if i understand you correctly what you want is short index of page. and when you click on index item just below it selected section shows. im dunno about css(css3?) but with jscript this is possible
same you can just move content using .innerHTML;

Thanks sunnydrake! That's actually exactly what I wanted.

Sorry for blowing the dust of this thread but I have to ask:

How do you deal with font rendering in Linux? Patches? Rendering etc?

You've been a member on this forum long enough to know that you should start your own thread, haven't you?

Sorry but that is completely off-topic. You might want to consider starting a new thread. My question was about html/css, not how to write a redundant comment. But thank you for your time!