Href="/jump/?

Place that complete opening <a> tag from above before the text or object you want to link to, and add a closing </a> tag after.
Doing this sets the location of link. This is what your code should look like now:

<a id="INSERT_YOUR_OBJECT_NAME_HERE">The object you want to link to.</a>

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Href="/jump/?

<a href="#anchor-name">Jump to the part of the page with the “anchor-name” id </a>

Source: w3docs.com

Href="/jump/?

Create the hyperlink that'll take you to that text or object.
Now, go to the part of the post you'd like to have the hyperlink in. You'll need to add a typical hyperlink HTML markup, but in the part where you'd typically include a URL, you'll include the pound symbol (#) then the name of the object you're linking to. Here's what it looks like:

<a href="#INSERT_YOUR_OBJECT_NAME_HERE">Click here to see the content below.</a>

Source: blog.hubspot.com

Href="/jump/?

<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page#wikipedia">Go to the main page of Wikipedia .</a>

Source: w3docs.com

Href="/jump/?

<a id="anchor-name">The  name where you want to jump</a>

Source: w3docs.com

Href="/jump/?

<a href="/learn-html/html-links.html#html_links">Go to the HTML Links in our website.</a>

Source: w3docs.com

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