Making a link skip to a certain section on a new page

[hyacinthgirl]

Let's say I have a page set up where you can click on the following options:

Site A
Site B
Site C

I want to set it up so that all three are linked to the same page, but a different section. Hypothetically we'll say they link to a review page with reviews of Sites A to Z. How would I properly format the link? I know it involves the #, but I'm not exactly sure if I have it right. And they're all in the same directory.

So if the link looked like this to get to the entire review page:
"a href=review.html"

how would I make it go to a certain spot on the review page?

I don't even know how I would search for this Hope it's not a stupid question.

[Squigley]

Hi.

The html code is this;

a href="#A"
then A then /a

That makes the 'clickable' link. Then you put
a name="A"
at the part of the page you want to go to.

I hope that makes sense to you. The html parts are between brackets, with the letter A as the anchor text.

You could search for 'html name link syntax'

[Squigley]

Of course, having posted that, I see it doesn't answer your question.

The html is
a href=page.html#specific-part

and use
a name="specific-part"
where that part of the page is.

[hyacinthgirl]

Thanks! So I put the name="specific-part" right above the part, right? Lol... so articulate of me. That looks like exactly what I'm looking for, though.

[Squigley]

Lol.

Yes, you put the name bit where you want to go on the page. You can use a closing /a tag as well. It won't show on the page unless you put some text between the tags.