Test: In-Page Navigation

This is a temporary test article, not product documentation. It exists to confirm which in-page navigation methods survive publishing to Helm U. It will be removed.

Method 1: Link to a Heading ID

These two links point at an id on the heading itself. Jump to Section Alpha or jump to Section Bravo.

Method 2: Link to a Named Anchor

This link points at a name anchor placed just before the heading, the method the release notes use. Jump to Section Charlie.

Method 3: Mini-TOC Proxy

The auto-generated heading list should appear immediately below this paragraph. If nothing appears between here and Section Alpha, the proxy did not survive the publish.

Section Alpha

This is the target for the first Method 1 link. If clicking Section Alpha above brought you here, an id on a heading survives the publish and works as an anchor target.

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Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll.

Section Bravo

This is the target for the second Method 1 link. Two targets rather than one, so we can tell a working anchor from the browser happening to land in the right place.

Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll.

Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll.

Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll.

Section Charlie

This is the target for the Method 2 link. The anchor sits in its own element just before this heading, which is the pattern already used in the published release notes.

Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll.

Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll. Filler text so the page is long enough to scroll.

End of Test

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