Nuked Hey there, my tech-loving followers! Today, I have a quick fix that will save you time and hassle when linking to specific sections of a webpage. We’ve all been there – trying to guide someone to a particular quote or paragraph in a lengthy article can be frustrating. But fear not, because Google Chrome has a solution.
So here’s the issue: you want to link to a specific fact or sentence in an article, but you don’t want your readers to have to search through the entire thing to find it. Screenshots aren’t the best option, as they don’t link back to the original source. And just including the link can be awkward if the information is buried deep within the article.
But wait, there’s a quick fix! Google Chrome’s Copy Link to Highlight feature allows you to link directly to the specific section of a webpage that you want to highlight. Simply highlight the word, phrase, or section you want to link to, right-click on it, and select Copy Link to Highlight.
Now, when someone clicks on that link, it will take them directly to the section of the webpage that you highlighted – no searching required! And the best part? This feature works regardless of what browser your reader is using.
As someone who does a lot of linking as a writer and editor, I’m excited to start using this feature more often. It’s such an easy and effective way to guide readers directly to the information they need.
So go ahead and give it a try! Your readers will thank you for making their lives easier.
