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hi all,

hoping out there can me problem having incorporating javascript on page.

i want incorporate fade effect on page using moo.fx http://moofx.mad4milk.net/. in original code, call script uses:

       

but source test page shows "#" parsed as:  (sorry, domain dummy, the reason name suggests.)

       

the fade effect working, link works page bookmark head of page, requiring scrolling down page content. little annoying!

is how joomla! handles # link? mambelfish i'm using? there way around this? if greater experience (and don't have lot!) can me, or if has had experience moo.fx knows way around this, i'm looking forward hearing you. else, check out moo.fx library; it's pretty cool!

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sorry, noob question. :-[. went on course of html101 @ http://www.idocs.com/tags/linking/_a_name.html, sorry have taken space here.

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