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(Created page with "<noinclude> Creates a “fancy” anchor (HTML attribute that lets you link to a specific element on a page) together with a clickable link == Arguments == # (Optional) How to name the anchor. #* '''Default''': a URL-sanitized version of the contents. # What to anchor. == Example == {{anchor|example}} </noinclude><includeonly ><span id="{{#anchorname:{{{1}}}}}">{{{2|{{{1}}}}}}</span></includeonly>") |
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== Arguments == | == Arguments == | ||
# (Optional) How to name the anchor. | # (Optional) How to name the anchor. '''Default:''' a URL-sanitized version of the contents. | ||
# What to anchor. This is transcluded as-is. | |||
# What to anchor. | |||
== Example == | == Example == | ||
{{anchor|example}} | {{anchor|example}}</noinclude | ||
><includeonly | |||
><span id= | ><span id={{anchorencode:{{{1}}}}}>{{{2|{{{1}}}}}}</span><sup>[[#{{anchorencode:{{{1}}}}}|#]]</sup></includeonly> | ||
Latest revision as of 19:54, 2 September 2024
Creates a “fancy” anchor (HTML attribute that lets you link to a specific element on a page) together with a clickable link
Arguments
- (Optional) How to name the anchor. Default: a URL-sanitized version of the contents.
- What to anchor. This is transcluded as-is.
Example
example#