The example above uses body text for the anchor link in Step 1, but you can use any type of link, including buttons and image clickthroughs.

The link you created in Step 1 will now take visitors to the text you set in Step 4. Tip: Don't include the page slug or hashtag from your anchor link.Ĭlick Save to publish your changes. Replace This is where the link will jump to with whatever text you want to display on your site here. Inside the first tag, replace unique-ID between the quotation marks with your specific unique ID. In the code field, add: This is where the link will jump to In the page editor, scroll to the section you want the link to take visitors to and add a code block. Step 4 - Link the unique ID to a section on your page See our best practice tips for more help.Īfter adding the unique ID, the URL should look like this: Ĭlick Save, then click Apply to save your link.

Unique IDs are case-sensitive and can only be used once per page.

The text for your unique ID can be anything you want, but can't include spaces.

Step 3 - Create a unique IDĪfter your page slug, enter a hashtag ( #) followed by text. Tip: If you change your primary domain or update the page slug in the future, update the anchor link as well. If you change your homepage, add the slug to any anchor links you created on the old homepage or they won't work correctly.Ĭlick to ensure Open in New Window is disabled if you want visitors to stay on the same page. If you're adding anchor links to your homepage, you don't have to include the slug.

The slug for the page you're linking to (even if it's the same page).

Step 2 - Add the URL and page slugįor certain anchor links, this step is optional, but we recommend it for most links. In a text block, type the text you want to link, highlight it, and click the L ink icon in the text block toolbar. You can use any type of link, but this example uses a text link. Step 1 - Create a linkĪdd the link that visitors will click. This guide covers how to add anchor links to any block section on your site with a code block. For example, the table of contents in this guide contains anchor links that take you to each header. An anchor link (or 'page jump') is a special URL that takes you to a specific place on a page.

Inpage link