Sounds like you want to use anchors:
You can add an anchor using the "id" attribute. Say the page is called "bios.html". If you send a link to "bios.html#something", it will look for an element with an "id" of "something".
For example, say the page has a series of bios, each starting with a heading:
Code:
<h3>Member #1</h3>
<p>bio...</p>
<h3>Member #2</h3>
<p>bio...</p>
Give each h3 a unique "id".
Code:
<h3 id="member1">Member #1</h3>
<p>bio...</p>
<h3 id="member2">Member #2</h3>
<p>bio...</p>
Then create a link to each section:
Code:
<a href="#member1">Go to member 1's bio</a>
This will cause the page to scroll to the heading with id="member1".
If you're linking to the bio FROM a different page, include the path:
Code:
<a href="bios.html#member1">Go to member 1's bio</a>
Note that the ID value must begin with a letter, not a number.