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How to link to part of the same document in Markdown?
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This document presents three examples to define hashtags.
You can use an HTML hashtag to create a link to the same document.
This seems to be a universal solution to "link to part of the same document in Markdown"
## Content
* [Chapter 1](#Chapter1)
* [Chapter 2](#Chapter2)
* [Chapter 3](#Chapter3)
I added some dummy text to see the links changing the page position.
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<div id="Chapter1"></div>
Chapter 1
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Here I used a `div` element. I think this is the best solution. According to some comments, if you use the `span` tag, you must add an empty line.
Click here to read the [chapter 2](#Chapter2).
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Chapter 2 <span id="Chapter2"></span>
-----------------
However, if you prefer to have the id defined in the same line, `span` would be better than `div`.
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Chapter 3 <br id="Chapter3">
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Here I tried with `br`, which not require a closing tag.
It works too.
Theoretically, you could use any HTML tag.
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