How to Create an Anchor Link to Jump to a Specific Part of a Page
Content Creation ResourcesHow to Create an Anchor Link to Jump to a Specific Part of a Page
When I’m reading a blog post or a long web page, one of my favorite things to do is jump to a specific section that I want to read first. This is made possible thanks to anchor links.
Want to see what I mean? Scroll to the table of contents below. Each of the topics in the table of contents is clickable, allowing you to jump directly to that section.
Pretty cool, right? The best part about it all is that it‘s super easy to create an anchor link yourself, even if you don’t have extensive HTML knowledge. If the HTML-speak feels confusing, just follow along with the real-world examples below.
Note: If you are a HubSpot customer, follow these instructions.
Table of Contents
What is an HTML hyperlink?
What is an HTML anchor link?
External Links vs. Jump Links
Anatomy of an Anchor Link
How to Create an Anchor Link
Best Practices for Jump Links
What is an HTML hyperlink?
An HTML hyperlink is a clickable link that can be attached to any HTML element on a webpage, such as an image or text. These links can be used to direct users to other pages within your site, external websites, or even specific parts of a webpage.
Hyperlinks are created by using HTML...
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