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Add functionality to link scientific references in the article to in-page reference sections for improved reader navigation.
The homepage reference links are not consistently formatted and do not follow standard scientific formatting.
When a scientific reference is mentioned, there should be [link to in page reference].
Proposed Fix:
Include a unique reference ID for each scientific reference in the HTML.
Link each reference in the text to its corresponding in-page reference using the reference ID.
Shorten link text to provide a concise description of the study or authors.
Clearly indicate the connection between the reference link and the target section using consistent formatting and visual cues.
<!-- In-page reference link -->
<p>
In a recent study by <a href="#ref1" class="ref-link">Smith et al.</a>, the role of alpha-synuclein in Parkinson's disease was investigated.
</p>
<!-- Scientific reference -->
<li id="ref1">
<a class="title" href="[URL]" target="_blank">[Author's Last Name or Paper Title]</a>
<p>[Your summary of the relevant findings]</p>
</li>
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Summary:
Add functionality to link scientific references in the article to in-page reference sections for improved reader navigation.
The homepage reference links are not consistently formatted and do not follow standard scientific formatting.
When a scientific reference is mentioned, there should be [link to in page reference].
Proposed Fix:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: