Internet Explorer does not jump at CSH marker in HTML5

Question

Hi,
I have TCS5 (FM12 and RH11), but am now trying FM12's publish feature. So far, Chrome and Firefox work well. In other words: I click on an item in our application software and the browser opens and jumps at the proper location (where the CSH marker is). But IE11 only opens up the proper file. So what the user see is the beginning of the HTML file and has to search for what he/she wants in the file, which defeats the purpose of CSH marker.
It seems that the tag-attribute pair used by RH when generating HTML5 is <a name="CSH_1">. According to w3school (HTML a tag), the "name" attribute is not supported in HTML5 (they say to use the global id attribute instead). So, I guess that IE simply does not support the name attribute. Obviously, one wonders why TCS uses an attribute which is not part of the HTML5 standard. But there is no use getting into that. ;-) Therefore, my questions would be, in order:
- Is there a way for IE to work properly with the name attribute?
- Is there a way to get FM or RH to export HTML5 using the global attribute?
- Is there an existing way (script?) to replace the name attribute by the global id attribute? If I do it myself, will the mapping mechanism still work?
Many thanks!

Answer 1

Back to you again, Roddy.
I commenced preparing a new website and followed the instructions on your video regarding setting up the 'text-based' titles. It was difficult trying to write down the instructions by 'stop-starting' the video. By doing so, I think I missed out on some of your essential instructions because once I had completed the navigation section, I was not happy with the alignment of the text on the Index. Also, I made a typo. I was not able to edit the typo, nor realign the text as well format the fonts. So, I gave up and started another new site and went back to the usual method of Index text. I have also tried to insert the 'BACK TO THE TOP' button on my other website but could not engage it.
Seriously, I am in desperate need of a 'live' techie but living in a rural area is impossible to find such an Apple-based one. The nearest Apple Store that's loaded with 'Geniuses' is 90 kms away. Because Apple has discontinued iWeb, no hope of finding a 'Genius' who will help me out.
In the meantime, I am revamping existing websites to enable faster downloading. When reading your comments about IE compatibility, I found myself labelled very well as the worse kind of web designer. No wonder I am having issues with IE users.
Adding to my demise, I'm too inxperienced to use WebCrusher. I fear I will 'crush' my websites and never see them again!
In closing, I have noted that I do not have the current version of iWeb. My version is 3.0.4 that came with the purchased version of iLife. I noted your version is 4.0. Where can I get this latest version?