Basic HTML: Using The Anchor Tag For A Page Jump
Written by Nile | Posted in Tutorials | Posted on 
19-04-2010 | 
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Tags: tutorial, web design
The page jump is a simple HTML trick that involves the anchor tag and a little naming. The page jump allows visitors to click and jump to a different part of a page. This is a great trick to use in FAQ type pages, especially if the list is quite long.
1. Create your hyperlink code with the URL.
2. Add after the URL ‘#’ and a name for your url.
<a href="URL#nameyourlink"></a>
3. Place the following anchor where you want your topic to jump to on your page.
<a name="nameyourlink"></a>
Simple, right?
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