How To Make Anchor Links / Links Within A Page

Anchor links are used when you want to link to not just a page but to a certain spot on that page. They are great but can be a little tricky to set up properly.

First thing you need to know is that the # character in front of a link specifies that the link is pointing to an anchor on a page instead of a normal link. To see an example, go to https://www.voyagerwebsites.com/anchor-links.html

To create an anchor link, you need to:

1. Create the anchor itself
2. Create the link that points to the anchor

1. Use an Embed Code element to insert the anchor.

• An anchor looks like this: <a name="PageSection"></a>
• You can also use a div tag: <div id="PageSection"></div>

2. You can create the anchor link by either creating an External Link page and inserting the anchor link as the external link, or you can create a hyperlink with a text element.

• An anchor link as an External Page looks like this: http://www.yourtravelagency.com/#PageSection
• An anchor link as a hyperlink looks like this: 
  • <a href="#PageSection">Link Text Here</a> (on the same page)
  • <a href="pagename.html#PageSection">Link Text Here</a> (on a different page)

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