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How to create a hyperlink to a specific section on your website using anchor links!

 

There are many different ways of linking from one page to another, but the most important one, is anchor linking. It's far more convenient and practical as it directs your visitors to the appropriate location or source that you wish to point out.


Many users struggle with how to link to a specific section but the fundamentals are very much the same as creating a hyperlink from one page to another.


To create an anchor link, you must first link the webpage to the correspondence you wish the visitor to be referred to once they click the URL.


To do this first link the first page by placing a hyperlink to the correspondence on the page you wish to redirect the visitor to!


HTML:
<?HTML Code
 
<a href=”http://www.yoururl.com/#mypage2”>MY PAGE 1</a> 



Now you will notice the number sign # also called a hash sign and the word 'MYPAGE2,' presented right after the URL this creates the destination URL as well as anchoring the word MYPAGE2 on the desired destination page!


Now the last and final step is to include the anchor link on the destination page that we will refer to as MY PAGE 2. You simply need to place the following code in your HTML document where you would like the visitor to land once clicking the link.


HTML:
<?HTML Code
 
<a name=#mypage2”></a> 



You will notice instead of creating another hyperlink we used the syntax 'name,' this creates the anchor using a specific word or tag.


That's it, now when the visitor clicks the link from the first page they will be redirected to the appropriate section on the destination page!



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