Anchors are named positions in a document. Use anchors to jump to a particular place in the current document or in a different document.
To create a named anchor:
1 | Place the cursor where you want the anchor. |
2 | Choose Insert > Anchor, or click the Anchor button on the Objects palette. |
3 | Enter a name for the anchor in the Properties inspector. |
If the anchor marker doesn't appear at the cursor location, choose View > Invisible Elements. | |
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To link to an anchor in the current document or a in different document:
1 | Select text or an image. |
2 | In the Property inspector, enter a pound sign (#) before the name of the link. |
For example, to link to an anchor named "two" in the current file, type #two in the Link box in the Properties inspector. To link to an anchor named "two" in a different file in the same directory, type filename.html#two in the link box. |
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