You can create
a link within the same web page. The example link below is linked to a word
at the bottom of this page.
Example
Link
Step #1
Select the area
of text that you want the link to take you to when clicked on. In the above
example, the text we linked to below is HTML, which is located within the
"Submit your HTML code snippets" sentence below.
Once you select the word that you would like to link to, you will need to
create an anchor link like this:
The text indicated
in bold will be the text you select, which in our example on this page was
HTML. Although you can change the text indicated in red to whatever you'd
like, it's a bit easier to remember if you just use the same text a what
you have selected your anchor text to be. So again, in the above example,
we used HTML. When we created our anchor, it looked like this: Submit your
<A NAME="HTML">HTML</A> code snippets.
Step
#2
Your final step
will be to create your actual link that when click on will take you to your
anchor text:
| <A
HREF="#Text">Click
Here</A> |
In the example
above, we selected HTML for our anchor text and the 'Example Link' text above
was used to create the link. When clicked on, the page will jump to the HTML
anchor text we selected below.
When you create your link, you must use the same name within your link
as you used in your anchor. In our example, we used HTML within our anchor
tag and HTML within our actual link. When we created our link, it looked
like this: <A HREF="#HTML">Example
Link</A>
