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<a name="asdf"></a>
And is access like this:
[url.com...]
The name does not contain a # pound sign. Apart from that, I don't understand your question. Can you rephrase?
I am using the Function show() and hide() for each header on a page. This allows me to open and close each header paragraph. Currently from the main page menu I have the page link to 'page.htm?show='unhiddenparagraph'....
The show() and hide() functions you talk about are not standard / built in JavaScript functions. And your anchor "
page.htm?show='unhiddenparagraph'" does not directly call one of these functions. It passes a value (I guess the ID of a P or DIV element) as the value of the 'show' variable in a querystring to page.htm. Some code in page.htm then has to interpret this.
I guess you have something like:
<h2>Heading One</h2>
<div id="heading1text"><p>Blah blah blah...</p></div><h2>Heading Two</h2>
<div id="heading2text"><p>Blah blah blah...</p></div>etc...
And you are perhaps wanting to show/hide the different text elements, maybe? Like foobar says, the IDs of your page elements you are wanting to show/hide are unlikely to contain the '#' symbol, so this is possibly where it's 'breaking'. And I am also unclear as to what you are trying to do exactly.
You could perhaps post the code of your show() / hide() functions as well as the HTML markup and an explanation...
... and welcome to WebmasterWorld.
