Link Pages/Directory
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Hello,
What is best practise for dealing with alot of links.
I was thinking of breaking them download to alphabet pages i.e. all A on one page etc... BUT should I then make the links clickable on this list OR that they load to a sub company page which has a clickable link to there website.
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If you do a directory i would look at some of the larger directories and get some ideas.
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