>> Top
<a href="#Top">>> Top</a>
That gives me a link to the top of the page, since I included an anchor link "Top" inside an HTML gadget, at the top of the page.
<a name="Top"></a>
That's simple enough, once you get used to adding the code.
There's a caveat here, though. Having added the code
<a href="#Top">>> Top</a>I have learned, the hard way that I cannot ever edit the post using Compose mode. Any time that I edit the post using Compose mode,
<a href="#Top">>> Top</a>becomes
<a href="http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=24069595#Top">>> Top</a>
Any time I create a post, I add
<a href="#Top">>> Top</a>last. Then, stay in "Edit HTML" for any more editing.
>> Top

4 comments:
I've noticed that too, but I didn't realize it could be avoided by staying in HTML mode. Thanks for the tip!
This was driving me crazy! I found a more permanent solution - http://www.blogging.robertosblogs.net/2009/07/anchor-links-within-post.html
Glad to know I'm not alone!
oh may the shine upon you all the days of your life!!! I have been trying for hours to get my anchor tags to work -- they would work in preview, I'd switch to "Compose" then publish....the published page wouldn't work.
This is the first tutorial - and I've looked at dozens!! -- that provided that handy little tip.
THANK YOU!!
Thanks! ugh that was annoying!
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