I apologise if this an absolute dumb question, but is there anyway to link sections of text?
For example, I say > look
‘look’ should be underlined and is a link
And the link would bring it to some text:
Hello, how are you?
I would appreciate any help, thanks. I also can’t seem to find the discourse topic about all the different text stuff 
Highlight the word or text you want to embed a link in. Once highlighted, click the link button at the top and insert the URL.
Yeh, I understand that. But I see many posts, that for example have links that correspond to parts of the post and that bring you to that part when clicked?
Like a contents page? Or an image/ button taking you somewhere?
@UnknownZeal @MissMae15.
Yes a whatchamacalit content page. I’m extremely confused.
I tried selecting all the text and linking it, but that didn’t even work. I can’t quote my own text in a topic.
That’s strange… Try quoting text that isn’t yours?
I can quote a whole topic, but I cant quote a word or sentence, that is mine. Obviously I can quote others. Knowing me I probably am messing up somewhere.
OH you want to quote yourself while you make the post.
This will be an excellent way to quote yourself
Some people do it after they initially post to get the post ID
Do you know of any posts in particular that did this? You can use devfoum.roblox.com/raw/topic_id on Discourse to get the raw text of a post.
For instance
https://devforum.roblox.com/raw/824491
gives
You can do this for replies too, so the raw text of this reply is
Hmm, I can’t recall of them at the top of my head.
All I remember was this is common for the content page of tutorials.
It’ll have all the topics listed in a word or so, and when you click on them it bring you into more detail. But I shall experiment and see.
Like what @MissMae15 mentioned.
Like a contents page?
I’m am once again sorry for creating a hassle.
AmusingDev has made a formatting guide, hopefully you’ll find what you’re looking for:
https://devforum.roblox.com/t/developer-forum-formatting-guide/456083
You mean like a table of contents? You will need to use HTML tags for that. For headings use the hn tag where n represents the header level (1-6 or higher; higher number means bigger heading) and use the a href tag to link to a heading. Your elements should have ids.
For headings: <h1 id="heading--foobar">
For jumping to headings: <a href="#heading--foobar">
I have a header (and reply test for the Bulletin Board category) here:
Thank you so much, I think that’s what I needed!
And I also found about AnchorPoints so thankyou @DMCPEPlays for linking me that guide.
I think AnchorPoints and Table of contents is what I needed. I apologise for the misleading title( I wasn’t sure what it’s called) and bother.
