Fix: Update deprecated name attribute to id for "Back to top" link #122
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A simple fix that I didn't have time to sort earlier, and will save someone else having to work out why the Thanks :) |
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@Abdelhay1212 thanks for the contribution! |
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This pull request fixes the "Back to top" link in the markdown file by replacing the deprecated name attribute with the id attribute. This change ensures the link functions correctly in modern browsers.
Changes Made:
Replaced with .
Reason for the Change:
The name attribute is deprecated in HTML5. Using the id attribute ensures compatibility with current web standards.