Magnus,
> mha@developer:~/pgfoundry/press/pr/releases/8.1/en$ grep -n "<a name"
> presskit81.html.en
> 16:<a name="original_release" /><h2>Original Press Release</h2>
> 100:<a name="additional_features" /><h2>Additional Features in this
> Release</h2>
> 142:<a name="quoted_companies" /><h2>Quoted Companies</h2>
> 164:<a name="download" /><h2>Where to Download</h2>
> 177:<a name="docs" /><h2>Documentation</h2>
> 187:<a name="license" /><h2>License</h2>
> 201:<a name="contact" /><h2>Contacts</h2>
> 215:<a name="companies" /><h2>Corporate Support</h2>
> 228:<a name="additional_software" /><h2>Links</h2>
> 279:<a name="translations" /><h2>Official Translations of This
Oh. I was going from examples of how to do an anchor tag. I take it
that it was wrong?
>
> Oh. Yeah, you'd have to have each translator do it.
Well, we'll get the headers from some people but not others. Can we
live without the ones we don't get? Or put them in English?
>>I don't have the time or the knowledge to fix XHTML problems;
>>that's my markup that you're having problems with and it
>>represents the limit of my HTML know-how (I *did* post to
>>this list asking for feedback before the translations
>>started, but, whatever) Can someone on the web team take this over?
>
>
> Not sure - I certainly wouldn't go into doing russian etc on my own, as
> I wouldn't know how to actually fix a lot of the things.
Hmmm. Well, the Russians don't necessarily know any XHTML. How can we
get out of this?
--Josh