Why Firefox truncates by mistake my HTML code?

I'm trying to add and provide specific access on page anchors. I first added a link to the landing page (see "here's the code I came first:" below). I then added the specific anchor (#Vespoli_Single). When I save the HTML code, the portion of the page of the href attribute (' / classified ") disappeared and only the #Vespoli_Single remained. I assumed that it was the fault of the editor, but...

To try to diagnose the problem, I did the following:

(Breakdowns) resolved (1) the browser cache on my PC and I tried again. The same problem.

(2) used Firefox on a MacAir. The same problem.

(3) used Safari on a MacAir. No problem!

(4) occasion IE on my PC. No problem!

Who makes Firefox look like the problem.

Here is the code I am in everything first (and saved my work):

<p>For sale: <a href="/Classified_Ads">Vespoli Single $2000</a></p>

Then I added the specific anchor name and saved my work:

<p>For sale: <a href="/Classified_Ads#Vespoli_Single">Vespoli Single $2000</a></p>

After registration, the result was:

<p>For sale: <a href="#Vespoli_Single">Vespoli Single $2000</a></p>

Note that the reference of the page disappeared and the specific anchor remained

Someone at - there * any * idea what is happening? It is a new problem because I used specific anchor href statements successfully in the past.

Yes, this should normally suffice.

A recharge and bypass cache also sends a specific header that a cached version should not be used.

If the new code is downloaded correctly and it works in other browsers then the old page can still be hidden somewhere if Firefox still displays the previous copy.

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