Internal Page Links (Anchors)

What is an anchor?

An anchor is a useful function that helps you to move to a specific location within the page. Basically, you can create a link for the selected location after marking a specific location you want to move to with an anchor. With the link, you can easily move to the location you have anchored by clicking the link.

How to create anchors

1. type @a to create an anchor

2. press Ctrl + SpaceThis will turn into (a0)

   If you do not specify the name of an anchor, the name will be automated with numbers like a0, a1, a2, etc.
   

   Note: To specify an anchor name, type the name of the anchor after @a:

   ex) @a:toc, @a:heading

3. press 'Link' on the toolbar to create a link that corresponds with the
4. click the tab 'Create a link to a URL'

5. type # in the Label field on the dialogue

   if you specify an anchor name you need to type the name after

   ex) #toc, #heading
   

6. put http://helpcenter.springnote.com/pages/1679482# in the URL field on the dialogue

   if you specify an anchor name you need to add the name after the page URL

   ex) http://helpcenter.springnote.com/pages/1679482#toc

         http://helpcenter.springnote.com/pages/1679482#heading

You can test a working anchor link by clicking here

Please note thatyou can only use the English alphabet and numbers in creating an anchor name. Special characters including other language characters and punctuation marks are not allowed.

For example:

• @a:here (O)

• @a:paragraph1 (O)

• @a:1st (X - the first letter must be the alphabet after @a:)

• @a:여기 (X - you can only enter English letters and  numbers, other language characters are not allowed)

(openid_yes)

(a1)

This is how anchors work in a page.