HTML anchor (called Cat number)

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When using a named anchor (named anchors), we can create a link that jumps directly to the named anchor, such as a section in the page, so that the user doesn't have to scroll the page constantly to find the information they need.

Syntax for named anchors:

<a name= "label" > anchor (Text displayed on page) </a>  or <a id= "label" > anchor </a>   ID and name line

href= "#tips" > Helpful tips </a>
Obvious edition instances

<a id= "Tips" > Basic considerations-Helpful tips </a>
<div></div>
<a href= "#tips" >dasdasda</a>

CSS div{height:2000px;}

　Extended

　　　　You can also jump to another page tag anchor plus behind

href= "Http://www.w3school.com.cn/html/html_links.asp#tips" > Helpful tips </a>

HTML anchor (called Cat number)