So, this is just a quick post to remind myself that old-school HTML tricks can be used fine within SharePoint web pages. So, within a Content Editor Web Part or Page Editor field, you can create a hyperlink to another point on the same page.
Click Edit HTML or Source Editor to view the html encoding of the page or web part:
Locate the place within your existing text where you want the link to jump to. Put this line in:
<a name=1></a>
Where "1" equals whatever name you want to give this jump-to point on the page. You could call this point whatever you like, just so long as it's unique in the page. You could call it <a name=FAQQuestion1></a>, to have the answer to the first in a long list of Frequently Asked Questions.
Then click OK to get out of the source editor.
Then, go back up to whatever point on the page you want to hyperlink down to this, use the mouse to select the words you want to hyperlink, then click on the Hyperlink button on the edit fields up top. Put in a hyperlink to
#1
in the first case above, or #FAQQuestion1 in the second case. As long as they match.
Save your work and you should have a hyperlink within the same page. Yay!
