In document linking

[aspromalee]

Okay, I'm new to this.

I have a five-page document. In page three I need links to pages four and five seprately. How do I accomplish this?

[iSilo]

Assuming the structure of your document is such that your page 1 links to pages 2 and 3 and page 3 links to pages 4 and 5, then if you set the maximum link depth to two (Properties/Links/Maximum link depth), iSiloX will pick up pages 4 and 5 when it encounters the links on page 3 to those last two pages.

[aspromalee]

Okay, but how do I program those links?

I have a five page document I'm working with. Pages four and five are reference material for page three, and not meant to be read in sequence. So how can I set up goto links for each page on page three?

You know:

"See Page four"
"See Page five"

I don't need a separate document, I want them to be moved as one.

[Pride Of Lions]

It might be possible to set each page of your document as a seperate URL/File in the "setting up" stage of "Add Document". I do that for the Macworl RSS feeds or any site where I want the main page to be #1, but all the ancillary RSS pages to link to each other.
Hope that helps.

[dwinget]

I usually add bookmarks to the HTML source files wherever there is a page break. Then I create hyperlinks to the bookmarks. The hyperlinks are created at the top of the document before I copy and paste them next to each book mark.