How to jump/ link to another section on the SAME page :)
Linking to another part of a website on the same page is often referred to as creating an "anchor link" or "in-page link." This is a hyperlink that directs you to a specific section within the same webpage, rather than to a different page or an external site.
This technique is useful for long pages with multiple sections, like FAQs, terms and conditions, or detailed articles, allowing users to navigate directly to the information they are interested in.
Here's how it works:
Link anchor id: Fill out the setting named "Link anchor id" with a unique name (no spaces and only use dashes) Add a # symbol at the beginning. eg. #new-releases We've found it works best to avoid capital letters, don't start with a number and use dashes to separate words
This
Link anchor id
acts as a marker that you can link to.
2. Linking to the Anchor:
To create a link that jumps to this specific section, use the "Link" setting in any other section. You can use the richtext editor links or button links. Anywhere that you would normally link to another page. For example:
3. User Interaction:
When a user clicks on the link, the browser automatically scrolls to the part of the page with the matching
Link anchor id
.
4. Adding Smooth Scrolling with CSS
To enable smooth scrolling for anchor links on your webpage, you can use CSS.
You can enable smooth scrolling by adding the following CSS to your stylesheet or custom global CSS (must be global, this will not work in section scoped CSS fields) You can also use our "CSS Styles" section.
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