How to Keep Links on a FAQ page or add More

Keeping the Links on an Original Office Live FAQ Page

1. Select the link text.

2. Click Hyperlink, select the link and copy Ctrl+C. Note: make sure you do not copy anything else otherwise you will lose the link.

3. Backspace to remove the link and click OK.

4. Now replace the linktext with the text of your choice. 
   

5. Select the link text and click Hyperlink, and paste the link which you copied to the clipboard in step 2, Ctrl+V, click ok.

Note: Keeping the links can be quite tricky but by following these steps you should have not any problems. If you have already lost your links, just create a new page.

"Creating More Links," Starting from Scratch

Adding more links to the FAQ page is not possible, but starting from scratch is, when you create a page select the General Template.

1. Create a table with as many rows and columns as you need, you can add more later in needed. To hide the table set the border color to white. The table is to prevent the page from being messed up, as you cannot paste the markers directly into the page without a table.

2. Insert the text for you links where you desire in a cell, you can put all these in 1 cell. Select the text, click hyperlink, and insert the following link into the box, selecting Other, and replacing "marker name" and "/pagename.aspx" with your desired marker name and page name.
/pagename.aspx#markername

3. Now create you page, make sure you leave an empty cell for where you are going to place the anchors. Once you have the page create place your cursor in the empty table cell where you the anchor, and using notepad or similar program create the anchor and copy (Ctrl+C) and paste (Ctrl+V) it directly into the cell, DO NOT USE THE HTML MODULE! Do this for each anchor, create the anchor in notepad then copy it and paste it to where you want it. MAKE SURE THERE IS EMPTY CELL ABOVE THE HEADING. DO NOT put anything else in that cell!
anchor.
Note: Change Anchor 1 to your desired anchor name (not visible) and change the text Anchor to the text you would want (visible). When you copying the anchor code you should the text appear.

4. Paste the following code in the HTML module.

<script type="text/javascript">
/* Office Live anchor fix provided
By -OSWC (Open Source Webmaster Center)
@ http://TheXbanners.com - Free 4 All
But the CREDITS MUST STAY INTACT!!*/

 
function createAnchor(){
var p = parent.document;
var links = p.getElementsByTagName('a');
for (var l = 0; l < links.length; l++){
if (links[l].className == 'anchor'){
links[l].onclick = function(){
return false;
};
links[l].onmouseover = function(){
window.status=''; return true;
};
links[l].style.textDecoration = 'none';
links[l].style.cursor = 'text';
}
}
}
setTimeout('createAnchor();', 0);

</script>

Note: The advantage to doing this way is you have expandability, and if any thing where to happen to one of the links (which always happens with the FAQ Template) it would be a simple matter of replacing/fixing.