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How to link to a specific part of a page with HTML?


You can link to a specific part of a page in HTML using anchor tags and the “id” attribute. Here’s how to do it:

1. First, you need to identify the section you want to link to by placing an “id” attribute in the tag that surrounds that section. For example:

```

Section 1

This is the text for section 1.



```

1. Then, you create a link to that section elsewhere on your page (or even on a separate page) using the `` tag and the `href` attribute. Instead of a typical URL, use the hash symbol (#) followed by the id of the section you want to link to. For example:

```
Go to Section 1
```

When clicked, the page will automatically scroll to the section with the id “section1”.


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