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Is it possible to hyperlink to a header within a page? This is something that can be done in Google docs or in Microsoft Word and being able to do so could help students as they work through a bunch of material in the same page. If that isn't an option, then I will need to break up my study page into multiple smaller pages, but I would like to put everything on the same page if possible.
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Hi @baldwinsh ...
What you are asking about are called anchor tags in HTML code. You should be able to use these anchor tags, and there is a pretty great document out here in the Community that explains how to add them into your own course content:
Anchor Tags explained by a language teacher.
I'll just throw out a word of caution with long pages, however. Something that I like to keep in mind is the student who may be viewing the course using his/her mobile device (tablet / mobile phone). When you have long pages, it can be a lot more scrolling for students on those smaller devices compared to viewing a course normally on a desktop / laptop computer with a larger screen. So, if page length is important to you, you might want to also consider what your page will look like from a mobile perspective. The Google Chrome browser actually has a way to show you what a page would look like on a mobile device...if you are interested:
Hi @baldwinsh ...
What you are asking about are called anchor tags in HTML code. You should be able to use these anchor tags, and there is a pretty great document out here in the Community that explains how to add them into your own course content:
Anchor Tags explained by a language teacher.
I'll just throw out a word of caution with long pages, however. Something that I like to keep in mind is the student who may be viewing the course using his/her mobile device (tablet / mobile phone). When you have long pages, it can be a lot more scrolling for students on those smaller devices compared to viewing a course normally on a desktop / laptop computer with a larger screen. So, if page length is important to you, you might want to also consider what your page will look like from a mobile perspective. The Google Chrome browser actually has a way to show you what a page would look like on a mobile device...if you are interested:
@Chris_Hofer Thank you Thank you Thank you!! I appreciate the links that you sent me and the reminder about long pages on cell phones.
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