Anchors



An anchor is a great tool when you have many headings on one page. An example of this is when you go to a FAQ page and all the questions are at the top of the page, when you click a question is automatically zips you to the point on that page where the answer is located.

Use the code below for the LINK. The 'Name' represents what you want the heading to be called. The hash sign (#) is needed, don't remove this.
<a href="#NAME">Name</a>

Once you have your link, go down to the heading and assign the name to it like so:

<a name="NAME">Name</a>
This heading is obviously called 'NAME'. The H-Reference (a href) tag for the link is pointing to this name. It is case sensitive so if you use "KiTtEnZ", you have to write it the same way for both.

Eg. Click Here!





























































































































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