Link to a Location on The Current Page or Another Page Print

Link to a Specific Location on The Current Page


This example demonstrates how to use a link to jump to another location on the same document.  For example, if you are refering to Web Design somewhere at the top of your document and you want the user to jump to a reference further in the document you can give the link an Id as illustrated below. 
  <a href="/thewebpagename.html#LinkID">Website Design</a>


Example:

Say the web page name is "services.html" and the Link ID is "WebDesign", you would create the link similar to this:
  <a href="/services.html#WebDesign">Website Design</a>

The target link in the document would look like this: 
 <a name="WebDesign">Website Design</a>


Link to a Specific Location of Another Page


This example demonstrates how to use a link to jump to a specific location in another document.  This link is from the home page, going to a target on the payment page: 
<a href="http://www.lirvaproductions.com/payment.html#Payment">Make a Payment</a>

This is the target on the payment page.  The Link ID here is "Payment": 
 <a name="Payment">Payment</a>