Share examples of the usage of anchor tags in html

Linking to a specific location in the same document is called an anchor link.

The method of using anchor is to select a target positioning point to create a positioning mark, and use the value of the name attribute of the <a> mark to determine it.

<a name=localize tagname>

Attribute name is used to create a named anchor. When using a named anchor, we can create a finger that jumps directly to the page

Define the link to the section without having the reader drag through the scroll bar to find the part he/she needs.

Here is the syntax for creating a named anchor:

<a name=label>Text to be displayed</a>

Attribute name is used to create a named anchor. The name of the anchor can be named using the text you like.

The following line defines a named anchor:

<a name=tips>Useful Tips Section</a>

Then create a link to this target mark anywhere on the web page. The link address name created on the title should be the same as the positioning mark name, and a # number should be added before it. The format is:

<a href=#Location tagname>

A named anchor is not particularly different from a normal link when displayed.

In order to directly link to the key points, you generally need to add a symbol # and an anchor name to the end of the requested URL, like this:

<a href=Jump'>http://www.w3schools.com/html_links.asp#tips>Jump to the Useful Tips Section</a>

The syntax for available anchor links to the file html_links.asp (inside a page) is as follows:

<a href=#tips>Jump to the Useful Tips Section</a>

<a href="#tag" >From here</a> <div style="height:600px"></div><a name="tag">Skip to here</a>

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