How to make the first point go too?

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  href with #block works ( href = "# block" )
  
  and there is no href with a slash href = "/ # about" )
  https://jsfiddle.net/up2ycgfe/

  JavaScript Anonymous, Jun 29, 2019

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2 Answers
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  1. Because there are two types of links - relative and absolute. Absolute paths contain the full path, starting with the protocol, for example

  <a href="http://site.ru">Кому-то пора почитать про азы HTML</a>

  
  
  2. Because there is such a tag & lt; base href = "/" & gt; , which is used when you specify relative links and helps to form the full path.
  
  For example, it is specified like this:
  
  & lt; base href = "http://site.ru" / & gt;
  
  
  
  Then for the link

  <a href="/#about">Кому-то пора почитать про азы HTML</a>

  the full path will be site.ru/#about , that is, in this case, the anchor will be searched for on the main page, and not on the one where the link is located

  Anonymous

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  In an eerie-scary form (I couldn't think of it better):
  
  

  Abigail Long

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