Linking same page for different sections for html file.
Basically, page jumps are just links such like the element , but links that point to a certain part of a document.
Page jumps are done by using the name attribute of the a element. So, say you wanted a link to the top of your page, you would add an anchor like this near the top of your document (inside the element, of course):
There doesn’t need to be anything between the opening and closing tags. Then, in the place you want to place the link, put
link to section A......caller
Notice the hash mark (#). That tells the browser that it’s a section of a page it’s looking for, and not a separate page or folder. So just make a link to the section you named earlier by putting a # in front of whatever name you gave it. Always remember, the # goes in the href attribute’s value, not in the name.
Example
A named anchor inside an HTML document:
Useful Tips Section
Create a link to the "Useful Tips Section" inside the same document:
Visit the Useful Tips Section
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