Solution 1 :

You’re using the name attribute in your a tag, try this instead:

<a href="#isi2"></a> to -> <a name="isi2" id="isi2"></a>

Problem :

I have an anchor tag in one part of the page that is meant to jump to another section within the email body.
Somehow the anchor tag isn’t functioning as it is on desktop and the email in a mobile browser.

<a href="isi2></a> isn’t jumping to this ->
<a name="isi2"></a>

I’ve copied and pasted the HTML below to provide more context.

            <td>
              <a href="#isi2">
              <img
                alt=""
                style="
                  border: 0;
                  display: block;
                  width: 100%;
                  height: auto;
                "
                src="#"
              />
            </a>
          </td>

     <tr>
    <td width="640" height="auto" bgcolor="#ededed">
      <a name="isi2"></a>
      <img
        alt=""
        style="border: 0; display: block; width: 100%; height: auto;"
        src="#"
      />
    </td>
  </tr>

Comments

Comment posted by Samson Yuwono

That’s not working for me. The name attribute was working for this HTML except for when it’s opened on a mobile device.

Comment posted by Roberto Vargas

check the href, its not close

Comment posted by Samson Yuwono

It’s closed the first a tag is wrapped around an image. Could you provide further clarification on what you mean, please?

Comment posted by Deividas Cha

mistake fix: to -> ; explanation: id attribute doesn’t have # tag.

Comment posted by Samson Yuwono

adding the id attribute to my destination a tag doesn’t do anything.

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