how to Link to module on mainbody?

Hi!
Demo home page: Where should I put the tag id = "specials" to acts as a link to the module (in position mainbody)?

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Template Settings -> menu tab -> Module ID override option

Thank you for the hint.
I understand that this link only to the beginning position.
And can not create two separate links to two modules in one position ergo link to the start area module?

No, it only works per module position. If more than one module is posted - it will work only for the first (top) one.

OK. I understand.
Is it possible to create such a link (Selector d) for the title of the module?

Named - no,
Could you please post an url to your site?
Also please describe to which module you would like to link to.

Unfortunately, no. There is no Website's. I make only a concept and I am looking for a way to implementation.

Module Title Links (GavickPro) - This tool creates a link with the title of the module.
Is it possible to create a tag selector "id" for the title of the module? This would solve the case.

I think it might work. The only issue that might happen is "sticky" menu overlapping part of the title. But this could be solved somehow later by adding some spacing above the module itself.

but it does not work. This functionality GK is fun but inserts a href tag
Is it possible to get around this? Are the creators of this supplement can add a new field in the settings to enter the ID tag?
Would have added a lot of new possibilities to extend the GK cool.

Oh, "Module Title Links"... Actually you could do any kind of changes just by digging into template php files. Module position override was created to help with links to module positions. At the moment there is nothing else we are planing to do to help with linking across same page.

Thank you for your feedback.
If you, like me, you think it's a good new feature for this extension GK.
Can you report to the developers to add such functionality?
We will end our discussion productively.

I'm afraid it is not easily in simply html/css case. It would require of quite big template makeover. Probably we will rethink the idea in future template releases, but with the old ones - it has to stay the way it is