# Anchors & Tool Tips
Jump to [Tool Tips](#hint).
## Anchors
Creating in-page anchors. The more I started using
[anchors](#anchor), they became almost natural. I also added a [snippet in atom](https://gist.github.com/selfpublish/2f3f2dbc2d4ac1a3efff8ef29efc9213) to speed up the process.
### Example
## [Ⓐ](#a) [Ⓑ](#b) [Ⓒ](#c) [Ⓓ](#d) [Ⓔ](#e) [Ⓕ](#f) [Ⓖ](#g) [Ⓗ](#h) [Ⓘ](#i) [Ⓙ](#j) [Ⓚ](#k) [Ⓛ](#l) [Ⓜ](#m) [Ⓝ](#n) [Ⓞ](#o) [Ⓟ](#p) [Ⓠ](#q) [Ⓤ](#u) [Ⓡ](#r) [Ⓢ](#s) [Ⓣ](#t) [Ⓤ](#u) [Ⓥ](#v) [Ⓦ](#w) [Ⓧ](#x) [Ⓨ](#y) [Ⓩ](#z)
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[Ⓐ](#a)
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Add the anchor at the end of the section before the one you want to link to. Typically in the last sentence.
A line or two above where you the reader to click to, add an anchor tag:
example:
`
`
Also see [hoplinks](hoplinks.md).
## HTML Anchors
See:
## Guess what? This is an on page anchor!
If you do plan to use on page anchors a lot, you might consider using an auto-hide navbar.
Atom Snippet
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## Hint Hover / Tool Tips (aka Hover Text, aka Hint)
When you want to provide you reader with more info on a word (ie. footnote), you can use a tool tip.
Simply add a `WORD` following:
`WORD and more text follows...`
Atom Snippet