Sometimes, on longer pages which require scrolling to read all of the text, you may wish to place a link which refers to another place on the same page. We will use the standard link tag, <A>, in a slightly different way. We will create an "anchor" in the place that you want to link to, and then a simple <A> link which refers to it. 1) To create the anchor (the destination for the link), place the following tag around the text or image that you wish to link to:

<A NAME="anchorname">destination_text_or_image</A>

In the above example "anchorname" is the name of the anchor (and will be invisible on the blog), and "destination_text_or_image" is the exact location that you are guiding your reader to. 2) To create the link, place this tag around the text or image that you want to become clickable link:

<A HREF="#anchorname">Go to destination</A>

That's all there is to it. Try it!