An Internal Anchor is used to insert clickable links within a web page to another part of the same web page. For example, if you have a large HTML document with multiple chapters in it, you can create a table of contents at the top of your document, where each line of the contents at the top is linked to the corresponding chapter further down in the same document.
Inserting anchors into your document can be broken down into two steps.
Adding targets (or anchors) to your web pages.
Setting up links that jump to these targets.
An Internal Target is a named location within your web page that will be pointed to by the link. The link is what jumps to a target.
Place the cursor in your web page where you want to insert a target.
Do one of the following:
On the "Insert" Toolbar, click .
On the "Insert" Menu, click "Target".
In the "Insert Target" dialog, enter the name of the target.
Click "OK".
After adding a target to a web page, use the following steps to link to it:
Select the text you want to be the link.
Do one of the following:
On the "Insert" Toolbar, click .
On the "Insert" menu, click on "Link".
In the "Insert Link" dialog, click the "Jump to Named" list.
Select the target to which you want to link.
Click "OK".