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===Use===
==Usage==
Used to create an anchor point in text that allows for wikilinks.
Used to create an anchor point in text that allows for wikilinks.


<nowiki>{{anchor|point}}</nowiki> creates the anchor named ''point''. This can then be linked to from the same or another page using a link like this: <nowiki>[[Page#point]]</nowiki>. This template does not create visible text: the anchor will be invisible to the reader. For visible text, use {{tl|Anchor+}}.
<nowiki>{{anchor|point}}</nowiki> creates the anchor named ''point''. This can then be linked to from the same or another page using a link like this: <nowiki>[[Page#point]]</nowiki>. This template does not create visible text: the anchor will be invisible to the reader. For visible text, use {{tl|Anchor+}}.


====Multiple anchors====
===Multiple anchors===
Anchor can carry 10 variables
Anchor can carry 10 variables
<pre>{{anchor|point1|point2|point3|...|point10}}</pre>
<pre>{{anchor|point1|point2|point3|...|point10}}</pre>

Latest revision as of 22:30, 10 March 2011

Usage

Used to create an anchor point in text that allows for wikilinks.

{{anchor|point}} creates the anchor named point. This can then be linked to from the same or another page using a link like this: [[Page#point]]. This template does not create visible text: the anchor will be invisible to the reader. For visible text, use {{Anchor+}}.

Multiple anchors

Anchor can carry 10 variables

{{anchor|point1|point2|point3|...|point10}}

Thus this anchor is reachable by any of the links [[Page#point1]], [[Page#point2]], etc.