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h1. Linking to a specific place on a page
The following are the steps to link to a specific place on a page.
# Navigate to the place to which you want to link.
# Immediately after the text to which you want to link, enter an anchor: {code}{anchor:anchortext}{code} where "anchortext" will be used as a "bookmark" in the link you create. Put the anchor after the item you want to be approximately at the top of the screen when the link target opens.
# Navigate to the place where you want to insert the link.
# If that place is on the same page, create the link in the following form: {code}[linktext|#anchortext]{code}
# If that place is on another wiki page, create the link in the following form: {code} |
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Linking to a specific place on a page
The following are the steps to link to a specific place on a page.
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{anchor:anchortext} |
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[linktext|#anchortext] |
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[linktext|https://TinyLink#NameOfPageWithoutSpaces-anchortext] |
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{code} For example, this wiki markup: |
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}[Warning to avoid duplication of content|https://wiki.nci.nih.gov/x/-wxy#WikiFAQs,TipsandGuidelines-warningtoavoidduplicationofcontent] |
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{code} provides a link back to the last item on the FAQs main page. The working link is [Warning to avoid duplication of content |
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Thus the link from another wiki page to a specific place on a page is constructed as follows: the tiny link followed by # followed by the full text of the page title as it may be displayed in the browser window, without the plus signs followed by a dash followed by the anchor text.
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If you change the name of the page, the link opens the page but does not go to the specific place on the page. |
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|https://wiki.nci.nih.gov/x/-wxy#WikiFAQs,TipsandGuidelines-warningtoavoidduplicationofcontent].
Thus the link from another wiki page to a specific place on a page is constructed as follows: *the tiny link* followed by *\#* followed by *the full text of the page title as it may be displayed in the browser window, without the plus signs* followed by a dash followed by the anchor text.
{note:title=Note}If you change the name of the page, the link opens the page but does not go to the specific place on the page.{note}
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