Anchors are special places within documents that can be linked to.
<a name = "anchor_name">Anchor Position</a>
<a href = "
#anchor_name">Go to anchor</a>
<a href = "link
#anchor_name">
where link may a relative, absolute or remote URL link.
Therefore given this page of Html
<a name = "top_anchor"> We will Jump back here soon</a> Some HTML CODE <h2>A Header</h2> <p> A Paragraph ............. ...........<br> ...........<br> ...........<br> ...........<br> </p> <p> A Paragraph or two............. ...........<br> ...........<br> ...........<br> ...........<br> </p> <a href =#top_anchor>Click here to go back to top_anchor anchor</a>
which looks like this in HTML
Some HTML CODE
A Paragraph .............
...........
...........
...........
...........
A Paragraph or two.............
...........
...........
...........
...........
Click here to go back to top_anchor anchor
HTML code to link to other anchors in the other document, Jarrett.html, is as follows
Full HTML Link page is also here
<H1>Jazz: J</H1> <H2>Jazz Piano</H2> <UL> <LI>Keith Jarrett, <EM>Koln Concert</EM> <EM>See Also</EM> <A HREF="Jarrett.html#koln">Jarrett#koln</A> <LI>Keith Jarrett, <EM>Vienna Concert</EM> <EM>See Also</EM> <A HREF="Jarrett.html#vienna">Jarrett#vienna</A> <LI>Ahmad Jahmal, <EM>Africa Suite</EM> </UL>
which looks like this (follow links to see anchors work).