Please help me link to #location

it messes up whole page

[letsgetsilly]

Quick layout of my site:I have a 3 <div> column webpage. All columns are full-height/liquid.

Problem: My left column has a link to a location on the center column like this:

<a class="performance" href="#success1"><u>Past Performance 2</u></a>

On my center column, I have an anchor tag like this:
<a class="subtitle1" name="success1">Story</a>

When I use this method it scrolls the center column to that location and leaves all the other columns in their original position. The result is a very messy setup with all of the <divs> rearranged. on the screen and no way to revert back.

Are there any suggestions on how to have the whole page scroll to the desired location instead of just the center column? thanks for any help!

[letsgetsilly]

I've been searching for a way to link to a specific Y location on the webpage, but no luck.

[londrum]

you could try positioning the columns 'absolutely'
ie. position:absolute; top:0; left:whatever; width:whatever

then the divs should stick in the same place.

if you can't do that because you've got a header above them, then just wrap all three columns in another div that comes after the header