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November 07, 2019, 06:45:23 AM
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Table of Contents

1. What is Anchor?
2. How to use it?

1. What is anchor?
We very often use Table of Contents when we write a detailed article so that audience can get the what have been written here and they can easily focused into the important part or part they are looking for. When we write a report, in the Table of Contents we include the page number so that audience can navigate into any specific part he is looking for. The same can also be used here- using anchor method to reach specific part of an article.



2. How to use it?
At first, you have to create the table of contents. In this article, I have written 2 components in table of contents.
When you are writing table of contents, use the following code-
Code:
[iurl=#yourkeyword]Your Title[/iurl]
In my case, I have used-
Code:
[iurl=#definition]What is Anchor?[/iurl]
For the first component, I have used definition as keyword. Now, when you want to redirect your audience to that particular content, use the following code-
Code:
[anchor=yourkeyword]1. What is anchor?[/anchor]
In my article-
Code:
[anchor=tutorial]2. How to use it?[/anchor]

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November 08, 2019, 01:44:52 AM
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iurl/anchor can only be applied to the same page (in this case on the table of contents/page 1), if the content to be included in the table of contents on page 1 is on the next page then it cannot use iurl.

The following is an example of a thread that I made using the iurl/anchor technique.
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