HTML Editor: Page-Internal Links

Note: This tool is not available in text areas with reduced HTML editor options.

A page-internal link goes from one section of a page to a different section of the same page. To create this kind of link in the HTML editor, you must first create an "anchor," then create a link to that anchor.

Create an Anchor

1. Place your cursor at the target of the link. For instance, if you are creating a "Top of Page" link, then you should place your cursor at the top of the page.
2. Click the down arrow next to the Insert/Edit Web Link button to access the Link Menu.

   Note: If you do not see a down arrow, then you may be using a reduced HTML editor.

3. Select Anchor.

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   Click the down arrow next to the Insert/Edit Web Link button and select Anchor.

4. The Anchor Properties pop-up window will open. Input a descriptive Anchor Name such as "top."

   Note: It is recommended that anchor names be single words (no spaces), all lowercase and only allowing numbers.

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   Anchor Properties window with "top" entered as Anchor Name.

5. Click OK.
6. Look for the yellow anchor icon to confirm that the anchor has been inserted.

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   Anchor icon

Create a Link to an Anchor

1. Select the text/image that will serve as the link.
2. Click the Insert/Edit Web Link (globe with chain) button in the toolbar. The Link pop-up window will open.

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   Insert/Edit Web Link button

3. From the Link Type pull-down menu, select Link to anchor in the text. The settings options will change.
4. From the Select an Anchor By Anchor Name pull-down menu, select an anchor you previously created.

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   Link window with anchor name "top" selected.

5. Click OK.

Edit a Link

1. Place your cursor within the text of the link or highlight the linked image.
2. Click the Insert/Edit Web Link button in the toolbar. The Link pop-up window will reopen.
3. Edit the settings as needed, then click OK.

Remove a Link

1. Place your cursor within the text of the link or highlight the linked image.
2. Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) to reveal the link context menu.

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   Right-click the link, then select Remove Link.

3. Select Remove Link.

Related articles:

• HTML Editor Tools
• HTML Editor: Link Types