You can create anchor links within the same landing page to redirect visitors to other sections throughout the page. Anchor links are useful in navigating a longer page, or if you want to provide a button to jump right to a certain section within the form. Anchor links can even be placed to provide a way to jump from the bottom of a page back to the top. This article will detail how to create anchor links.
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Anchoring Landing Pages
To access a landing page, do the following:
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#pagejump is being used as an example for a hashtag and an ID. You can use any word instead, so long as you use the same reference for the ID. |