In a documentation webpage, users should be able to click on the items in the Table of Contents, leading them to the respective section smoothly. How can you accomplish this?
- Use different pages for each section.
- Use named anchors with the tag.
- Use the for links and assign IDs to sections.
- Use the
tag before each section.
To create smooth in-page navigation, you can use the method, where the href attribute points to an ID of an element on the page. When users click on this link, the browser will scroll smoothly to the element with the corresponding ID.
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