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Creating Landing Page Anchor Links

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Justin Garrett
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You can create anchor links within the same landing page to redirect visitors to other sections throughout the page. Anchor links are useful in navigating a longer page, or if you want to provide a button to jump right to a certain section within the form. Anchor links can even be placed to provide a way to jump from the bottom of a page back to the top. This article will detail how to create anchor links.

Note: SharpSpring offers Professional Services to assist with custom coding. You must have code knowledge in order to use the information within this article.

The following user roles can add anchor links to landing pages:

  • Administrators
  • Company Managers
  • Marketing Managers

Landing pages are accessed through the  0NavMarketing.png  toolbar.


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Anchoring Landing Pages

To access a landing page, do the following:

  1. In SharpSpring's top toolbar, click 
    Content > Pages.
  2. Create or edit a landing page.
  3. Insert a button into the landing page.
  4. Click the added button.
  5. In the Redirect To section in the menu that appears, click the URL tab.
  6. In the URL text box, type in an ID. 
  7. Click  code.png  Edit Code.
  8. In the coding window that appears, find the section or container that you would like the button to redirect to.
  9. Assign the section or container with the corresponding ID.

       •   Section code appears as follows:
            <section id="pagejump" class="... >

       •   Container code appears as follows:
            <div id="pagejump" class="container">
  10. Click either Save or Save and Close.
  11. Click Publish to publish changes.
  


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Note: For the purposes of this example, #pagejump is being used as an example for an ID. You can use any word instead, so long as you use the same reference for the ID.


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