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==Usage==

{{tlf|'''anchor'''}} inserts one or more HTML fragment identifiers, commonly known as ''anchor names'', at the location where you put the template in a page. It does so by using the {{samp|id}} attribute within {{tag|span|o}} tags:

These locations can then be linked to using the in-page wikilink syntax {{code|<nowiki>[[#Anchor name|…]]</nowiki>}}.

! Meaning

|-

| {{code|&amp;quot;}} <br>{{code|&amp;#34;}}

| Quotation mark

|-

| {{code|&amp;#35;}}

| Number sign

|-

| {{code|&amp;#124;}}

| Vertical bar

|-

| {{code|&amp;#61;}}

| Equals sign

|}

==Examples==

The links to the targets in the table can be found under [[#Syntax|''Syntax'']] > ''Example anchors'', above.

{| class="wikitable" style="background-color: white;"

! Case

! What you write

|-

| Basic use

| {{anchor|Custom anchor name}}&nbsp;<span id="Example6"></span><span style="font: 21px Fira Sans; text-decoration: underline;">Section title B</span>

| As noted under [[#Limitations|Limitations]] above, it may be preferable to use direct HTML rather than the template within section titles.

|}

* [[Wikipedia:HTML attribute|''HTML attribute'']] on English Wikipedia.

* [[Wikipedia:Span and div|''Span and div'']] on English Wikipedia.

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