You can now link to headers in your posts! This happens automatically when you create a header. It will create an anchor link based on the text of your header. For example, if you have a header like "Implementation", you can visit https://dev.to/andy/andys-post#implementation to jump straight to the "Implementation" section of the post.

Here's a more straightforward example:
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How to use

[Jump to "How to use"](#how-to-use)

Jump above to the "How to use" header

When using multiword headers, the anchor link will convert spaces to dashes.

How to link to a header from a different post

You might want to link to a specific section of a different post. Well, you can do that, too:

[External post header jump example](https://dev.to/rhymes/changelog-export-posts-1kdm#how-do-i-do-that?)

External post header jump example

If you'd like this functionality for your previous posts, you'll need to resave the post itself.

Thanks @glebec and @bennypowers for getting the PR rolling!

Bottom

My header is called "Bottom", so visiting #bottom will move you to this section of the content.

Jump back to "How to use" section

Check out the PR here.

Happy coding!