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How Do I Create Anchor Links In My Website and Menu Area?

How to create anchor links in FEA Create, allowing you to create links that direct users to specific sections on your web pages.

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Anchor links help people jump to different sections on your page, making it easier to navigate your content. In FEA Create, there are two ways to add these links depending on what you're linking from.

Option 1: Use the Jump to Element Feature (for buttons and images)

This is the easiest way to create anchor links if you're using a button or an image.

Step 1: Open the funnel or website page you want to edit.

Step 2: Click on the button or image you want people to click to jump to a section.

Step 3: On the right-hand side, under the settings panel, look for "Image Actions" or "Button Actions."

Step 4: Choose "Scroll to Element."

Step 5: A list of sections will appear. Choose the section you want the button or image to scroll to.

Step 6: Save your changes.

Now, when someone clicks that button or image, they’ll be taken straight to the section you selected.

Option 2: Use Custom CSS (for links in the navigation menu)

If you're adding an anchor link to your menu, follow these steps:

Step 1: Open the page you're working on in the funnel or website builder.

Step 2: Click on the section you want to link to.

Step 3: On the right-hand side, go to the Styles settings and copy the CSS Selector (e.g. #about-section).

Step 4: Go to your menu area and edit the link where you want the anchor link.

Step 5: In the URL field, paste the CSS selector, including the hashtag. For example: #about-section

Step 6: Save your changes.

Now, when someone clicks that menu link, they’ll automatically scroll to that section on the page.

Final Tip

Once you've added your anchor links, preview your page and test each one to make sure everything scrolls smoothly to the correct section.

Using anchor links is a lovely way to guide visitors through your site with ease and clarity.

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