I've used for some time now the page jumps, i.e.
<a></a><br />
<a href="http://blogaddress/date/post-name/#ref">click to jump</a>
In this particular post I'm using this command within a page created with nextpage, i.e. <!--nextpage-->
...and in the index in the first page.
Just to be sure, I'll say there's no div code put this way:
<div><br />
<!--nextpage--><br />
</div>
I don't remember what, but I do remember it did something bad, like loosing the layout in the second page, something like this. From that time on I close div before the nextpage code and I reopen a new div after:
<div>text</div><br />
<!--nextpage--><br />
<div>text of 2nd page</div>
I've already done this and there was no problem at all, but now I've noticed that if I go from html editor to visual editor the code gets stripped away (it usually appeared a little anchor in a dashed square), and I find just
%nbsp<br />
or<br />
<a>something</a>
...where the second string appears if the code initially was
<a>something</a><br />
instead of<br />
<a></a>
The thing is, if I don't go back to visual editor and update my post (it's awaiting publication, it's not a draft), then I click "see the post", jumps work! But I can't be sure they'll work after publication...
Can't somebody help me and tell me if I'm doing something wrong?
Thanks!
p.s.
Also... the code
<a>something</a>
never worked with me, it was alway modified to
something<a></a>
So your support page should probably be updated.
The blog I need help with is studiaregiapponese.wordpress.com.
timethief