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Link question!!!!

indeed i do. here's a webpage that does that with text http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/General/Internet/WWW/HTMLPrimerAll.html#WT The above page is an HTML primer. It uses inpage links to move around so you only have to load one page here's a code selection:

<LI><A HREF="#GS">Getting Started</A>
<LI><A HREF="#AE">Terms to Know</A> <LI><A HREF="#WT">What Isn't Covered</A> <LI><A HREF="#HV">HTML Version</A>
These link to what they say they link to, namely GS links to: <P> <H2> <A NAME =" GS">Getting Started</A></H2> </P><P> AE links to <H4 ALIGN=LEFT> <A NAME =" AE">Terms to Know</A></H4> </P><P> SO as you can see, you simply use an "A href" hyper link to select what tag to link to. Give your pictures teh <A NAME => property and you're done! I hope this helps. Another thing to consider is that if your pictures are of any size they may not be loaded by the time a person clicks on the link. Just a thought. Good luck! and let us see the end result.

Not much to add on links, but, if I understand you correctly, I think this is a really bad idea. For SEO purposes on google, the more pages, the better. For human purposes, large pages take a long time to load. Your viewer may very well click off while the page is loading. For you, you are spending bandwith unnecessarily

It's true the more pages you have the better.. But you never ever want to put a page with a bunch of hard loading images on it. They will click off before you can blink... Split the images off into their own pages, or at the very least just have them open to themselves... ie: [code:1:e71d913896]<a target="_blank" href=images.jpg"><img src="thumbnail.jpg"></a>[/code:1:e71d913896] By linking the thumbnails this way you solve a major loading problem, as well as not letting them leave your page and just saying forget it and closing it...

Thanks FPworld. You said perfectly. For an example of how to do it see my page: www.larrysart.com/large.htm

Even better for google is to have each large pic on its own page.