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Latest revision as of 03:13, 30 March 2022
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This is the documentation page, it should be transcluded into the main template page. See Template:Documentation for more informationAnchors are "jump points". Place them somewhere on a page and you will be able to link to that section of the page directly. Without the use of == sections/headings/titles ==.
Usage
{{Anchor|Anchor ID|...}}
- Anchor ID is the text after the # character that you would like to be used in a link.
- These anchors are invisible.
How to link to anchors
As an example, if you placed {{Anchor|Foo}} on a sandbox page, you could use [[Sandbox#Foo]] as a link that jumps to it.
Examples
{{Anchor|foo|bar|baz}}
{{#fornumargs:|v|<span id="{{#var:v}}"></span>}}