When you’re creating a link in a dynamic page, you can still link to a specific page on your website by copying the URL of that page and pasting it into the link field. This will create a hyperlink that will take the user directly to the page you want them to go to.
If you want to create a more user-friendly link that doesn’t display the full URL, you could consider creating an anchor on the page you want to link to and using that anchor as the link destination. To do this, you would add an ID attribute to the element you want to link to (for example, a heading or a paragraph), and then create a link in your dynamic page that includes the URL of the page you want to link to, followed by the # symbol and the ID of the anchor element. For example:
In this example, " https://reminimodapk.com/ai-photography-apps-for-android/ " is the URL of the page you want to link to, and “myanchor” is the ID of the element on that page you want to link to.
Again, the specifics of how to do this will depend on the platform or tool you’re using to create your dynamic page, but this general approach should work in most cases.