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Jump Page HTML

March 20, 2012 By Michael G. Stults Leave a Comment


anchorI thought this would be a quick easy thing to share as it is something that I run across that needs to be done occasionally. I would bet that people are searching all the time on how to create a jump page or what is a jump page. It basically is simple HTML that you can add in your page that will give you a great way to allow people to move swiftly inside your page….especially if it is an extremely long page with a lot of content.

Jump Page How To:

  1. Create a basic link pointing to another section on the page using the A HREF (HTML).
  2. Give the “point” on the page a definitive “name”. Click Here Example


Example:

<A HREF=”#keywordcode”>Jump Page HTML</A> 

Here's how you denote where the jump will scroll the page:

<A NAME=”keywordcode”>

Additional Example: Jump Page In Action

What is Happening Using A Jump on Your Page

  • The A HREF is very simply just like creating a HTML link except you don't spell out the link. Just put the keyword code <A HREF=”#keywordcode”>Jump Page HTML</A>
  • You need to use the # sign so that it tells the browser to look inside the page you're on and not outside of the page.
  • You name your Keywordcode anything you want. Best tip of advice is to keep it short. .
  • Do not use a # sign within the <A NAME=”keywordcode”>. You just need to use it once to where the initial click action will occur.
  • Once a link is clicked it will appear in the browser URL. Ex: http://www.domain.com/page/#keywordcode

Jumping from another page

So let's say you're on Page A and you want someone to go to a specific part of Page B. That link would look like http://www.domain.com/PageB/#gohere. When that link is clicked on Page A then they will be taken to that specific part of Page B as long as you have defined your KeywordCode on that page.

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