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Create a link to a specific part of a page using a bookmark or anchor.
Create a link to a specific part of a page using a bookmark or anchor.
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Written by Jason Bullington
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You can link to specific places or areas on a single web page by using an anchor. The Advanced Editor offers a tool to insert an Anchor easiy into your webpage.

  1. Login to the admin.

  2. Click on Website Content.

  3. Select the page from the custom pages or default pages drop down menu in which you wish to edit.

  4. Click Edit.

Inserting & Using an Anchor with the Advanced Editor

  1. To enable the Advanced Editor, click the link that says Use Advanced Editor.

  2. Place your cursor in your text where you want to place the anchor.

  3. Click on the Anchor icon.

  4. Type in a name for your anchor, using no spaces or special characters.

  5. Click Ok.

  6. The anchor will be inserted into your page.

  7. To link to this anchor from the same page, you would create a hyperlink.

  8. In the HREF/URL field, enter #youranchorname, using the anchor name in place of youranchorname.

  9. Click Insert.

Inserting & Using an Anchor with the Standard Editor

  1. When editing a page, the standard editor is enabled by default.

  2. You will need to switch to HTML view, by clicking on the HTML tab.

  3. Find the text and place your cursor where you want to place the anchor.

  4. Type in <a name="youranchorname"></a>, replacing youranchorname with the name for your anchor. The anchor will be inserted into your page.

  5. Switch back to Normal view.

  6. To link to this anchor from the same page, you would create a hyperlink.

  7. In the HREF/URL field, enter #youranchorname, using the anchor name in place of youranchorname.

  8. Click Insert.

To link to your anchor from another page, use the URL for the page, but include #youranchorname, at the end of the URL.

An example would be:
 /default.asp_Q_f_E_cpg_A_pg_E_testpagename#myanchor

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