如何链接到边界而不是 <p> ， <h1> ， <h2> 等

Question

I have a long one-page HTML webpage with anchored links (llorch.org). But I want links to the blue border instead of h2.

<h2><a name="AboutMe">Sobre m&#237;</a></h2>.

In order to make that possible, I tried to link to div instead of h1. So.

<a name="expositio1"><div class="expositio"></a>
<h2><a name="AboutMe">Sobre m&#237;</a></h2>

And it works: http://jsfiddle.net/jv4cK/

But it's not validated.

Is there another way to link to a border? Oh, I forgot to say: it works in every browser, except IE. IE makes this weird border above the blue one.

Answer 1

Where you currently have:

<div class="expositio"><a name="expositio2"></a>

Adjust it to use:

<div class="expositio" id="expositio2">

The existing bookmark for #expositio2 should jump to an element with this id. Using the name attribute is actually deprecated, so using an id is the correct way to do this.