(Anchor Top)
(Index)
---------------
(Anchor #1)
[TITLE1]
 Text for title 1
 
(jump to top)
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(Anchor #2)
[Title2]
 Text for title 2

(jump to top)
---------------
(Anchor #3)
[Title3]
 Text for title 3
 
(jump to top)
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<a id="top"></a>
<a href="#anchor1">Title1</a> | <a href="#anchor2">Title2</a> | <a href="#anchor3">Title3</a>

<hr>
<a id="anchor1"></a>
Title 1
This is the text for title 1

<a href="#top">[top]</a>
<hr>
<a id="anchor2"></a>
Title 2
This is the text for title 2

<a href="#top">[top]</a>
<hr>
<a id="anchor3"></a>
Title 3
This is the text for title 3

<a href="#top">[top]</a>

• To link to an anchor, your URL must have a "#" in front!
  (e.g. the "top" anchor can only be linked to with an href="#top")
  
• When you use this for your site, there is no need to keep the same IDnames as I did here. I personally name the anchor to match the title, but put achor here to reduce the confusion.
  
• The "|" used in the index is usually found on the keyboard above the enter key. You need to press "Shift-\" to get it.
• I added a horizontal line <hr> between each Title as a personal perference.