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If you're reading this text, that means you clicked that clickable hyperlink. Well done! 

Since you're here, let's talk about links in general. All hyperlinks behave in the same manner - they direct the visitor to another resource. Avoid using vague words to describe your hyperlinks. For more information, click this! "This" is not very descriptive and can be unclear to a screen reader, assistive technology for visually impaired viewers.

Instead, focus on organically using keywords that describe the hyperlink. Please visit the Cascade Editor Guide Website for more information. In addition, we can add anchors to a hyperlink to specify where on the webpage you're looking. If you click on the Cascade Editor Guide Website link above, you will notice it brought you to the Adding a Button Link header.

We've created an anchor position at the header called "adding-button" and told our hyperlink to go to the "adding-button" spot on the page. To learn more about page anchors, visit the WYSIWYG page in the Cascade Editor Guide.

Now, let's return to Adding a Button Link.