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[garbanian]

So i was wondering if anyone knew how to link to something in the same post.

Like if i typed out a hugeeee post and wanted to separate it using links to different spots on that post. I've seen it done, just need to know how...Ideas?

[Oisterman]

No, but I'd lose the gaming lagoon link.

Its just asking for it.

[MrWafflez]

I would just use the common way:

Say you're writing a guide. Have a table of contents with a symbol next to each section. Then, have that same symbol next to the actual section, like this:

A. Introduction.
B. Skills.
C. Attributes.


A. Introduction.
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B. Skills.
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Etc.


Then, they can just use "ctrl+f" and search either "A.", "B.", or "C." to find the specific section.