I am using Wordpress. In my sidebar is 3 little tabs. When I click on one of the tabs, the sidebar changes to the information within that tab and adds #priceblock2 to the end of the URL. This works great in all browsers. I created a link in the main part of the page that I was hoping would open one of the tabs in the sidebar. The link points to www.mydomain.com/#priceblock2. This works great with all other browsers except Safari. Safari just won't do it. Does anyone know how I can trigger the action that happens in the sidebar from the main part of the page? My sidebar code: <ul class="tabnavig"> <?php if ( $gmap_active ) { ?> <li><a href="#priceblock1"><span class="big"><?php _e('Map', 'appthemes') ?></span></a></li> <?php } ?> <li><a href="#priceblock2"><span class="big"><?php _e('Contact', 'appthemes') ?></span></a></li> <li><a href="#priceblock3"><span class="big"><?php _e('Poster', 'appthemes') ?></span></a></li> </ul> Code (markup): <!-- tab 2 --> <div id="priceblock2"> <div class="clr"></div> <div class="singletab"> <?php if ( get_option('cp_ad_inquiry_form') == 'yes' && is_user_logged_in() ) { include_once ( TEMPLATEPATH . '/includes/sidebar-contact.php' ); } elseif ( get_option('cp_ad_inquiry_form') <> 'yes' ){ include_once ( TEMPLATEPATH . '/includes/sidebar-contact.php' ); } else { ?> <div class="pad25"></div> <p class="contact_msg center"><strong><?php _e('You must be logged in to inquire about this ad.', 'appthemes') ?></strong></p> <div class="pad100"></div> <?php } ?> </div><!-- /singletab --> </div><!-- /priceblock2 --> Code (markup): My main area of the page: <div class='phone'>Send an <a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>/#priceblock2" title="Email">Email</a> Code (markup):