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diff --git a/templates/faq.tpl b/templates/faq.tpl index b4edff6..f52e0be 100644 --- a/templates/faq.tpl +++ b/templates/faq.tpl @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ <li><a href='#favoritediary'>Where can I mark a diary as a favorite?</a></li> </ul> - <a name='whatisthis' id='whatisthis' style='position: absolute;'></a> + <a id='whatisthis' style='position: absolute;'></a> <div class='helpItem'> <strong>What is this thing</strong>?<br /> This is a searchable database of food nutrient content. Beyond being able to do simple @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ basis. </div> - <a name='datasource' id='datasource' style='position: absolute;'></a> + <a id='datasource' style='position: absolute;'></a> <div class='helpItem'> <strong>Where does the data come from</strong>?<br /> The USDA has done extensive testing of an impressive array of foods and food products to @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ The data is public domain. </div> - <a id='searching' name='searching' style='position: absolute;'></a> + <a id='searching' style='position: absolute;'></a> <div class='helpItem'> <strong>What do all those search options mean</strong>?<br /> All Words @@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ </div> </div> - <a id='noresults' name='noresults' style='position: absolute;'></a> + <a id='noresults' style='position: absolute;'></a> <div class='helpItem'> <strong>Why doesn't my search return any results</strong>?<br /> There may be several reasons why your searches are coming up empty. Each food item in the database @@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ For example, a search for simply 'blueberr', assuming you are doing a "Partial Word" search, would return everything containing "blueberry" as well as "blueberries." </div> - <a name='whyregister' id='whyregister' style='position: absolute;'></a> + <a id='whyregister' style='position: absolute;'></a> <div class='helpItem'> <strong>Why should I register</strong>?<br /> You certainly don't have to register to use this site. However, if you don't register you will @@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ of which you probably won't be interested in. </div> - <a name='timestamp' id='timestamp' style='position: absolute;'></a> + <a id='timestamp' style='position: absolute;'></a> <div class='helpItem'> <strong>What is a diary "Timestamp"</strong>? A food diary "Timestamp" allows you to specify exactly when you ate a particular food or recipe. @@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ Calcium you are intaking per week, etc. Without a timestamp none of that would be possible. </div> - <a name='favorites' id='favorites' style='position: absolute;'></a> + <a id='favorites' style='position: absolute;'></a> <div class='helpItem'> <strong>What are "favorites" and how do they work</strong>?<br /> Marking a food or recipe as a favorite will give you quick access to the items that you use most @@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ considered favorites. </div> - <a name='nofavorites' id='nofavorites' style='position: absolute;'></a> + <a id='nofavorites' style='position: absolute;'></a> <div class='helpItem'> <strong>I haven't marked anything as a favorite but things are still showing up in my favorites lists. Why</strong>?<br /> If your total saved foods or recipes, respectively, are less than 15 then the system will automatically @@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ cannot mark a diary as a favorite. All diaries are considered favorites. </div> - <a name='favoritediary' id='favoritediary' style='position: absolute;'></a> + <a id='favoritediary' style='position: absolute;'></a> <div class='helpItem'> <strong>Where can I mark a diary as a favorite</strong>?<br /> You can't. It is assumed that you generally won't have a great number of diaries, as this would |