--Anchor used to "jump" forward or back in the post. (Also known as Bookmark)
The first line of code indicates (invisibly) exactly where you want the next code to allow you to jump to, in this case called a mid-point.
<a name="Mid"></a> (destination)
and this next line of code will be visible, saying "Go to Mid-point" and will do just that (when clicked on) from wherever you place it in the blog.
<a href="#Mid">Go To Mid-point</a> (starting point)
The A's are not alphabetical, they are anchors like others you encounter in coding. So a 2nd one would be very similar, except reading (for example) "Bot" in the first line and "Go to Bottom" in the second line. <a name="#Bot"></a> (destination)
<a href="Bot">Go to Bottom</a> (starting point)
OR
<a name="#Top"></a> (destination)
<a href="Top">Go to Top</a> (starting point)
Other "names" could be given; the Bookmark is not limited to the mentioned top, mid, and bottom. Name them as you desire, as long as the lines at the starting point and at the destination refer to the same Name.
The cursor will not arrive at any highlighted or marked position; you'll have to select "logical" places for the jump.
IN BETA: Select an html/javascript Page Element in which to place the "Go To" line (start) and move it with drag and drop. Select another such Page Element for the second line (destination); then drag and drop it where needed--at or preceding the destination.
Then you can JUMP from your starting point to the destination, forward or backward!
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