Internal Link (jump to link)
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You can link to any element you like. Just give the element an id and set the URL to #that_id .
If you want to link from something, use a real link. It is what links are designed for. They do it really easily (and natively, and in a screen reader and search engine friendly fashion). If you want to link from something that looks like a button, then use a link and apply CSS to make it look like a button.
If you really, really want to use a button (hint: don't). Then you can bind JavaScript to it:
document.querySelector('#my_button').addEventListener('click', function (event) {
location = "#my_id";
});
Yes it is possible. Internal links don't have to point to an anchor tag.
you could use JavaScript to do something like that onclick="document.location+='#goToAnchor';return false;"
Doesn't seem like the best practice though.
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