Last modified: 2005-12-19 22:11:18 UTC
Anchor links (e.g. "for the history, [[#History|see below]]") should be displayed so that they can be distinguished from regular links. Might be implemented by changing font style, or adding an icon after the link.
I don't really see much point to this. Reopen if there is a compelling argument in favor.
(In reply to comment #1) > I don't really see much point to this. Reopen if there is a compelling argument in favor. It is often hard to tell whether a link goes to another page. My example of "see below" was perhaps poorly chosen. Consider "For more information, refer to the [[#History|history of Foo]]". I regularly open such links in a new window, only to find the same page again. This is a minor annoyance, but one that could be eliminated.
This can be accomplished with minimal effort using CSS: #bodyContent a[href ^="#"] { color: #66CC66; } This paints them a disgusting green colour. Note that it also affects links in the table of contents, and despite various overrides and all manner of fun further up the CSS file, I've yet to work round this...
Resolving WORKSFORME on the grounds that the end-users can already customise this.
