Question: Is there such a mechanism in HTML that would allow me to make a hyperlink refer to a certain place in a page, rather than to it's beginning? 

I mean, for example, I have a page with some text, and in that text there is such phrase: "I like cats". The URL of that page is 

<http://www.cats.com/bingo.html> 

So, when I refer to that page from another page I use a hyperlink similar to this 

`[url="http://www.cats.com/bingo.html"]My attitude toward cats[/url]`

but this will get me to the very top of the page I am referring to. How can I make the hyperlink to open that page and scroll down to "I like cats" in the text? Is it possible at all?

Answer: 
you can link to a part of the text by using hash-tags and id's

example:

```
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
    <p>This is a large piece of text ...</p>
    <p>Another piece of text with <span id="cats">i like cats</span> in it.
</body>
<html>

```

if you now use the link <http://www.cats.com/bingo.html#cats> it will jump to that part
yes you can do it like this way

for ex. page name was mypage.html

```
<a href="#link1">My link1</a>

```

after some another description or any content

and the place where you can jump set header like

My link1

when you click on My link1 then it will find the id and go to that position where the id was define in any tag like this way you can set for different also like

```
<a href="mypage2.html#link1">another page link</a>

```