"name" attribute in anchor tag

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"name" attribute in anchor tag The name attribute is used to create a named anchor.
When using named anchors, you can create links to a specific section on a page, instead of letting your viewer scroll around to see what he/she is looking for.

Example:
In file1.html we have:
<a name="css-tutorials">Go to Home</a>

In file2.html we have:
<a href="file1.html#css-tutorials">Go to CSS Tutorials</a>

Just place the # sign followed by the name attribute value for the file1.html's anchor tag.

Let us take an example:-

In this example, we will create an intra page link which connects the bottom text in a page to the top of the page when clicked on the link
I have created a file test.html

I have created an anchor tag whose name attribute = "top".

The above line specifies a named anchor ,ie., the anchor will be accessed by # sign and the anme attribute's value.

Now we have a long paragraph such that the top anchor is not visible when we are scrolling down to the end of the web page. So, the user needs a mechanism to go the top of the page on one click without scrolling or using the scroll bar ,we write a hyperlink with the #top href attribute.

When the user clicks on the anchor, the screen will automatically scroll up to the top of the page

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