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Linked page example
Example target page for testing HTML links, redirects, and web tools. Used as a destination in link and redirect demos.
Linked page helper specification
Version 1.0.0 · Last reviewed 2026-07-28
- Definition
- A linked-page helper documents how HTML pages reference each other with anchors and navigation patterns.
- What it calculates
- Guidance and snippets for linking between pages and sections with HTML anchors.
- Inputs
- Page URL or fragment id
- Outputs
- Link patterns and reference notes
- Formula
href="/path" or href="#section-id"This linked page example serves as a target destination for testing HTML Link Code Generator, redirect configurations, and web tool demos. When you click a test link elsewhere on the site, you may arrive at this page.
Purpose
- Demonstrate successful link navigation
- Test HTML Link Code Generator, HTML Link Code Generator, and HTML Link Code Generator
- Verify 301 Redirect Code Generator configurations reach the correct destination
- Provide a known URL for HTTP status checker tests
Creating your own test links
Point any link to this page:
<a href="/dev/linked-page">Go to linked page</a>Or use the HTML Link Code Generator to build custom link code.
- Assumptions
- Local reference content.
- Fragment ids must match an element id on the destination page.
- Units
- URL / fragment strings
- Boundary conditions
- Missing ids produce broken in-page jumps.
- Example
- <a href="#faq">FAQ</a> jumps to id="faq"
- Validation cases
- #top → Same-page jump to id top
- Sources
- HTML Living Standard — navigable links
- Last reviewed
- 2026-07-28
- Calculation version
- 1.0.0
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Frequently asked questions
Key distinctions behind the tool.
What is a fragment link?
A URL ending in #id scrolls to the element with that id on the page.
Why did my jump fail?
Confirm the target element has a matching id and that the link uses href="#that-id".