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I’m studying on HTML DOCUMENT STANDARDS/10.Linking to Same Page
I followed the intructions and system agreed to pass to next level,but when I checked back, I noticed something unexpected. When I click on the media at the local host side ( third line under The Brown Bear’ , it does not directly go to the line of media ( over the bear photo) What I see at top of the page is the line writing ‘3. Canada’ .Does that happen, because it’s the end of the page or is there a problem? Because other two links take you directly to the top of the page. Hope I did not ask complicated?
I was wondering the same. Also whether it best to write the href # string full lout like #introduction or that short abbreviations like #intro are better.
I have a sense of what the answer will be (something along the line off readability for other developers) but wonder if there is a best practice answer
There is no better in this example, only what we subjectively prefer. To be objective we should leave no room for ambiguity so abbreviations should probably be avoided, thus giving the reader a clear picture what the id denotes. A familiar abbreviation, like ‘intro’ is perfectly fine so long as we associate it immediately with the word ‘introduction’.