An anchor element creates clickable text that takes visitors to another page or to a specific spot on a page. It makes a recipe site easier to explore without forcing readers to scroll or hunt for related content. section 3.5.2
Write an opening <a> tag, add href="..." with the destination, place the visible link caption next, and finish with </a>. The href can use a page permalink; adding # plus a target ID sends visitors directly to that marked location. section 3.5.2
Link to a recipe page
Use a clear caption such as “See Some Mexican Specialties!” and point href to that page’s URL. For a jump within the page, give the destination an ID such as mextarget, then link to the permalink followed by #mextarget. Save the page and click the link on the site to test it. section 3.5.2
<a href="https://www.timetestedrecipes.com /mexican-specialties/#mextarget"> Visit the second paragraph in the Mexican recipes page</a>
This listing shows an anchor whose href combines a page permalink with #mextarget, so the click opens a particular paragraph rather than the page top. section 3.5.2
