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Tip: Page anchors allow your visitors to jump directly to
the part of the webpage that interests them without having to
scroll for 20 minutes to find it!
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for Creating Anchors ....
Example Jump to Bottom
Page anchors allow visitors to jump to a specific place in the current
webpage or to jump to a specific place on another web page.
You usually use page anchors if you want a graphic or text
to link half way down another page. That way your visitor doesn't have
read all through the page to get to the bit their interested in.
To create a link that points to another place on the same
webpage, you need to create two anchors:
1. an anchor in the spot that you are going to jump from
this anchor will have the syntax:
<a href="#anyword">Jump to anyword</a>
2. a named anchor in the spot that you are going to jump to
this anchor will have the syntax:
<a name="anyword">TEXT</a>
For example, if I wanted to allow folks jump from the words "Jump
to Bottom" to the bottom of the page I need to create 2 anchors.
I need to place an anchor that says "Jump to Bottom" that points
to the bottom of the page.
The syntax is:
<a href="#bottom">Jump to Bottom</a>
I also need to create a named anchor at the bottom of the page.
The syntax is:
<A NAME="bottom">You're at the bottom!</A>
The script below creates a link that points to another place on
a different webpage, you need to create two anchors:
1. Create anchor on Page A pointing to "here" on page B
<a href="PageB.html#Here">Go to Here on Page B</a>
2. Place a named anchor on PageB.html
<a name="here">Here</a>
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