Template:Anchor
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<span id="{{{1}}}"></span><noinclude> | <span id="{{{1}}}"></span><noinclude> | ||
- | This template manually adds an HTML anchor to a page at the location of its invocation. | + | This template manually adds an HTML anchor to a page at the location of its invocation. This anchor can then be used to create a link to a specific part of a page. |
Usage: | Usage: | ||
<pre>{{anchor|foo}}</pre> | <pre>{{anchor|foo}}</pre> | ||
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+ | The link can then be made as: | ||
+ | <pre>[[#foo|My favourite part of this page]]</pre> | ||
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+ | When using this with a section (to make an anchor that does not change with subsequent section renamings) it is a good idea to prepend the anchor to the title, this will make the browser open with the section title at the top of the window. For example: | ||
+ | <pre>=={{anchor|UnchangingAnchor}} Changing Title==</pre> | ||
</noinclude> | </noinclude> |
Latest revision as of 12:23, 21 April 2009
This template manually adds an HTML anchor to a page at the location of its invocation. This anchor can then be used to create a link to a specific part of a page.
Usage:
{{anchor|foo}}
The link can then be made as:
[[#foo|My favourite part of this page]]
When using this with a section (to make an anchor that does not change with subsequent section renamings) it is a good idea to prepend the anchor to the title, this will make the browser open with the section title at the top of the window. For example:
=={{anchor|UnchangingAnchor}} Changing Title==