Do you know how a tag is supposed to work, how it is supposed to be coded? Me neither.
Anyhow, it does not work even if NoScript is disabled.
So that would point me to a coding problem with the web page.
The #tag points to
http://www.state.tn.us/youth/#contactinfo.
Yet the source shows:
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<div id="ContactInfo">
<ul>
<!-- InstanceBeginEditable name="ContactInfo" -->
<li><a name="contactus" id="contactus"></a>Department of Children's Services</li>
"contactinfo" is in a <div> (whatever that is).
And "contactus" (rather then contactinfo) is in an <a name=> (whatever that is).
Similarly I just ran into this,
http://www.dol.gov/esa/minwage/america.htm.
Select a state on the map, any state.
The page advances as expected.
Now click on the "2" footnote marker (in the Premium Pay box).
That does not work.
"2" says,
http://www.dol.gov/esa/minwage/america.htm#footnote.
But if you look in the source, it shows:
And I suspect the "#" is in error & it should read:
PS: Both sites work in IE. So I
suppose that Mozilla is playing the game as it is to be played, MS being more lax?
If I save "america.htm" locally, remove the "#", then the "2" tag works.
If I save "dcs.htm" locally, s/<a name="contactus" id="contactus">/ with <a name="contactinfo" id="contactus">, then that too works.
(Who said I didn't know how a #tag works
.)
(Damn Alan, had I seen your posted before I started looking, it would have saved me a bunch of time
.)