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 __NOTOC__
-{{TwoColumn|lead=
 Anchors allow you to link to a specific portion of a page.
-|content=
+</div>
 ===Setting anchors===
 ====Automatic anchors====
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 {{Template:Anchor}}
-|sidebar=
 {{GetHelp}}
-}}
   [[category:Mediawiki]]

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 __NOTOC__
 Anchors allow you to link to a specific portion of a page.
+|content=
 ===Setting anchors===
 ====Automatic anchors====
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 {{Template:Anchor}}
+|sidebar=
   [[category:Mediawiki]]

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 Anchors allow you to link to a specific portion of a page.
-==Setting anchors==
+===Setting anchors===
-===Automatic anchors===
+====Automatic anchors====
 Section headings automatically act as anchors, with the heading text as the "anchor_name".  In the case of multiple sections with identical headings, the anchor name of each has "_2", "_3", etc. appended, starting from the second occurrence.
-===Using the <nowiki>{{anchor}}</nowiki> template===
+====Using the <nowiki>{{anchor}}</nowiki> template====
 #set your anchor anywhere in the page by using
 <pre>{{anchor|anchorname}}</pre>
-===Manual anchors===
+====Manual anchors====
 Manually-set anchors are useful for linking to "unlinkable" things like a table (title or cell), a section of plain text, etc.
 There are a number of ways to set an anchor at an arbitrary position:
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 * On some wikis, a [[Templates - Mediawiki|template]] called "anchor" exists, providing a simple, standardized method for that wiki. The Self Study wiki does use [[Template:Anchor]].
-==Referencing anchors==
+===Referencing anchors===
 Inside a regular wiki link <nowiki>[[page#anchor_name|shows_as]]</nowiki>, include the hash sign (#) and the header name or the id tag name as you have written it.

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 * The reserved name <code><nowiki>[[#top]]</nowiki></code> always links to the [[#top|top of a page]].
-* On some wikis, a [[Templates - Mediawiki|template]] called "anchor" exists, providing a simple, standardized method for that wiki. The Slef Study wiki does use [[Template:Anchor]].
+* On some wikis, a [[Templates - Mediawiki|template]] called "anchor" exists, providing a simple, standardized method for that wiki. The Self Study wiki does use [[Template:Anchor]].
-−
 ==Referencing anchors==

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 ===Automatic anchors===
 Section headings automatically act as anchors, with the heading text as the "anchor_name".  In the case of multiple sections with identical headings, the anchor name of each has "_2", "_3", etc. appended, starting from the second occurrence.
 ===Manual anchors===
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 * The reserved name <code><nowiki>[[#top]]</nowiki></code> always links to the [[#top|top of a page]].
-* On some wikis, a [[Templates - Mediawiki|template]] called "anchor" exists, providing a simple, standardized method for that wiki. The computing wiki does use [[Template:Anchor]].
+* On some wikis, a [[Templates - Mediawiki|template]] called "anchor" exists, providing a simple, standardized method for that wiki. The Slef Study wiki does use [[Template:Anchor]].
-−
-===Using the <nowiki>{{anchor}}</nowiki> template===
-#set your anchor anywhere in the page by using
-<pre>{{anchor|anchorname}}</pre>

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	* On some wikis, a [[Templates - Mediawiki\|template]] called "anchor" exists, providing a simple, standardized method for that wiki. The computing wiki does use [[Template:Anchor]].		* On some wikis, a [[Templates - Mediawiki\|template]] called "anchor" exists, providing a simple, standardized method for that wiki. The computing wiki does use [[Template:Anchor]].

−	==Using the <nowiki>{{anchor}}</nowiki> template==	+	===Using the <nowiki>{{anchor}}</nowiki> template===
		+	#set your anchor anywhere in the page by using
		+	<pre>{{</pre>anchor\|''anchorname''}}