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This template is placed on a page primarily at the end of a section with many sections on the page. This | This template is placed on a page primarily at the end of a section with many sections on the page. This displays an icon providing a quick link to the top of the page. | ||
By default, if no argument is provided, the top of the page is the position where is displayed the page title. | |||
However this template allows to define your own "top of the page" position by adding, as a parameter, an anchor name. Then the icon will scroll the page up to the position of this Anchor. | |||
For instance, if you add the following syntax in the middle of the page : '''<nowiki>{{Anchor|HereIsMyOwnTop}}}}</nowiki>''', then using the template '''<nowiki>{{ReturnTop|HereIsMyOwnTop}}</nowiki>''' will display an icon to scroll to the middle of the page. | |||
See also [[Template:Anchor | Anchor template documentation]] | |||
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This template is placed on a page primarily at the end of a section with many sections on the page. This displays an icon providing a quick link to the top of the page.
By default, if no argument is provided, the top of the page is the position where is displayed the page title. However this template allows to define your own "top of the page" position by adding, as a parameter, an anchor name. Then the icon will scroll the page up to the position of this Anchor.
For instance, if you add the following syntax in the middle of the page : {{Anchor|HereIsMyOwnTop}}}}, then using the template {{ReturnTop|HereIsMyOwnTop}} will display an icon to scroll to the middle of the page.
See also Anchor template documentation