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Working with Anchors

Adding a Section Anchor

You can place an invisible marker, called a Section Anchor, on your page to mark a specific topic or

place on the page. You can then create links to this anchor that will take web site visitors directly to

the specified position on the page. A link to an anchor can be added to the same page as the anchor

(enabling the user to navigate around the page) or a different page (enabling the user to jump

straight to the appropriate section on a page).

To add a section anchor to a page:

1. In your draft, place the insertion point at the beginning of the section where you want the

page to open when a web site visitor clicks the link to the anchor.

2. Select Insert > Section Anchor. The Section Anchor dialogue box appears (Figure 41.

Figure 41 – The Section Anchor Dialogue Box

3. Enter a name for your anchor. The name cannot begin with a number and cannot contain

any spaces. You cannot have two anchors with the same name on a web page.

4. Click OK. Contribute inserts an anchor marker in your draft (Figure 42).

Figure 42 - Anchor Markers

Note: If you have invisible elements turned off, Contribute turns invisible elements on so that you

can see the anchor marker. To turn invisible elements off again, select Edit  Preferences, then

select Invisible Elements.

Linking to a Section Anchor

You can link to a section anchor when you create the link, or you can edit an existing link to indicate

or change a section anchor. To link to a section anchor:

1. In your draft, create a link (see section on “Creating links”).

2. In the Insert Link dialogue box, click the Advanced button to expand the dialogue box, if it is

not already expanded.

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