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Ok, this is my problem… I have two pages. On the first page I have a header (h2) element on which I want to apply a border style. On the second page, there is only one link. When clicking on the link from the second page, to navigate to the first page, it should create a border on the first page around the h2 tag.
Any thoughts on how to do this? Is it possible to do it with regular JavaScript or jQuery?
Thanks!
No, JavaScript is client-side and for this you would require the server to remember if the link was clicked, possibly by recording this in a database or session variable.
That’s of course if you’re using the tradition model of a website, rather than loading pages already using pure JS.