Setting up shortcuts (access keys) to links within web pages
Contributed by davak 
September 30, 2003 
Tagged: HTML
Using accesskeys to setup unique shortcuts within a web page.
In certain situations creating shortcuts to help navigate web pages may be helpful. For example if you had a long ordered list, you could set ALT-A to jump to the “A” links, ALT-R to jump to the “R” links, and so on.
Obviously, this is also helpful for those who like to or need to drive a browser without a mouse.
The above code shows how to add the accesskey information to a link to allow the establishment of an access key.
Scroll this area off the page… and then press alt-T to see this affect. If the link below is visable on the page, it may not jump.