add named anchor

Author: zamronypj

deployment/fastcgi/index.md

@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Because it will not change any web server configuration, you do not need to run
 $ fanocli --deploy-fcgi=myapp.me --stdout
 ```
 
-## Change host and port
+## <a name="change-host-and-port"></a>Change host and port
 
 By default, Fano CLI, `--deploy-fcgi` parameter will use `127.0.0.1` and `20477` as default host and port respectively. To use different value, you can edit generated virtual host configuration file or use `--host`, `--port` parameters when using `--deploy-fcgi`.
 

deployment/scgi/index.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Because it will not change any web server configuration, you do not need to run
 $ fanocli --deploy-scgi=myapp.me --stdout
 ```
 
-## Change host and port
+## <a name="change-host-and-port"></a>Change host and port
 
 By default, Fano CLI, `--deploy-scgi` parameter will use `127.0.0.1` and `20477` as default host and port respectively. To use different value, you can edit generated virtual host configuration file or use `--host`, `--port` parameters when using `--deploy-scgi`.
 

deployment/standalone-web-server/index.md

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Because it will not change any web server configuration, you do not need to run
 $ fanocli --deploy-http=myapp.me --stdout
 ```
 
-## Change host and port
+## <a name="change-host-and-port"></a>Change host and port
 
 By default, Fano CLI, `--deploy-http` parameter will use `127.0.0.1` and `20477` as default host and port respectively. To use different value, you can edit generated virtual host configuration file or use `--host`, `--port` parameters when using `--deploy-http`.
 

deployment/uwsgi/index.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Because it will not change any web server configuration, you do not need to run
 ```
 $ fanocli --deploy-uwsgi=myapp.me --stdout
 ```
-## Change host and port
+## <a name="change-host-and-port"></a>Change host and port
 
 By default, Fano CLI, `--deploy-uwsgi` parameter will use `127.0.0.1` and `20477` as default host and port respectively. To use different value, you can edit generated virtual host configuration file or use `--host`, `--port` parameters when using `--deploy-uwsgi`.