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Justin commented on Aug 11 2009 - 3:56pm #1

Great tutorial! I made the "return to top" on my site a little different. I did it like this:

<a class="return-top" href="#top" onClick="return false;">Back To Top</a>

That way if javascript is disabled the link will still work.

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