An anchor link directs visitors to a specific section on a webpage. This guide explains how to create and use anchor links effectively.

Creating an Anchor Link Slug

1. Edit your page and hover over the desired section
2. Click "Edit section"
3. Enter a slug in the "Anchor link" field (includes automatic hashtag)
4. Copy the generated URL using the copy icon

Supported Sections

• Block sections
• Automatic layouts
• Course sections
• Gallery sections
• Video sections

Implementation Steps

1. Create the link:

   • Add a text block where you want the link
   • Highlight text and click the link icon
   • Paste the copied anchor URL
   • Choose whether to open in a new tab
   • Press Enter

2. Save and publish changes

Special Anchor Links

Top of Page Link:

• Add anchor slug to first section (suggested: "top")
• Create "Back to top" link in footer
• Disable "Open in new tab"

Bottom of Page Link:

• Add anchor slug to last section (suggested: "bottom")
• Place link anywhere on page
• Use descriptive text like "Go to footer"

Working with Unsupported Sections

For sections that don't accept anchor links:

1. Add empty section above target
2. Create anchor link to empty section
3. Disable "Fill screen" option to minimize gap
4. Save changes

Best Practices and Limitations

• Use unique slugs per page
• Spaces automatically convert to hyphens
• Update links when changing domains
• Slugs appear in URL - keep them professional
• Maintain consistent naming conventions

Version 7.0 Alternatives

If anchor links aren't supported:

• Use code blocks for manual implementation
• Utilize template-specific index page anchors
• Consider alternative navigation methods

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