> 2. when i use the links at the top of a page to find a function, the
> browser jumps to the link, but if its at the bottom of the page, my target
> link does not appear at the top of the browser window, so it feels like i
> have gone to the wrong place, i then need to read all the other targets on
> the page to find which one i clicked on.. solution: place a lot of blank
> lines at the bottom of the HTML pages, so lcicked links always appear at
> the top of browsers.
>
That's a problem of your browser though.. not sure we should work around
browser bugs.