An anchor link lets a reader jump to a specific place in the body of your email. You create it with two pieces: an anchor that marks the destination, and a link that jumps to it.
Note: If you're not familiar with the email editor, see Drag-and-drop content elements first.
Creating an anchor link
- From the editor's right-side menu, drag the HTML element into your email body at the location you want to jump to.
- In the content field on the right, enter the following HTML, replacing Location1 with any name for your anchor:
<a name="Location1"></a>This serves as the placeholder the link jumps to—the anchor.
- Add the link that jumps to the anchor: highlight text in the body of the email, select Insert/Edit link in the editor, and enter the URL as
#Location1(matching the name from the previous step).
When the recipient selects the link, it jumps to the anchor you created in step 1.
Note: Recent versions of iOS don't support anchor links, so they don't work in the iPhone Mail app. Anchor links still work on desktops and many other mail clients.