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The examples show the anchor element as <a href="#" .... >
If the user doesn't have js, or the script isn't working for some reason, the jump link won't work, and the user will be confused at best. As a fallback, the href attribute should point to the destination element id. That way the jump link will work no matter what.
<a href="#destinationElement" .... >
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The examples show the anchor element as
<a href="#" .... >
If the user doesn't have js, or the script isn't working for some reason, the jump link won't work, and the user will be confused at best. As a fallback, the href attribute should point to the destination element id. That way the jump link will work no matter what.
<a href="#destinationElement" .... >
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: