X(HT)ML Fragment Identifiers

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The recently published HTML 5 draft does not change anything regarding HTML fragment identifiers. They are still limited to IDs only (with <a name=""> as alternative for backwards-compatibility). This means that any reference into an HTML page depends on how...

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