Website Content Topics

1. Introduction to HTML

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the standard markup language for documents designed to be displayed in a web browser. It uses tags like `

`, `
`, and `` to structure content.

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2. Anchor Links Explained

Anchor links (or jump links) are used to create links to a particular section within the same page. You use the `id` attribute on the target element (e.g., `

`) and link to it using the `#` symbol followed by the ID name in the link's `href` attribute (e.g., ``).

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3. Best Practices

When using anchor links, it is important to ensure your `id` values are unique within the document. Using descriptive link text helps users understand where the link will take them. You can also add CSS for smooth scrolling behavior.

4. Summary

By implementing a table of contents with anchor links, you improve user experience, especially on long, content-heavy pages, by allowing users to navigate efficiently to relevant information.