Document navigation question

Hello iWeb community
I need help with what I hope is a simple problem.
I have a very long document to post on my web site,
and I want visitors to be able to navigate to any
part of the document by clicking on a line in the
table of contents that will take them to that part of
the document.
I also want them to be able to “return to top”.
Can anyone tell me precisely how to accomplish this?
Thank you, mermania
Hi Mermania
I don't know if this is any help but as you can see I put the months or 'parts' down one side and placed links at the bottom of each month 'Part' one of these could return you to the top.
Link your parts of document using the inspector and then the same with wording.
http://web.mac.com/suncage/iWeb/Site/%20Months.html
HTH

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Dear Advanced Sage.
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