Hello… I have created a section link within the homepage which scrolls down to the next section. The problem is that the url now contains the section id. So, when the page refresh button is hit, the page reloads at the section rather than the top of the page. Is there a different implementation of a jump/scroll button?
Ideally, it would work something like this page
https://hueginc.com
where the page jumps don’t show up in the url.
Your advice would be appreciated!
I am sorry… the url I gave has a typo…
Hello @fevcap,
Thanks for writing in!
Be advised that the sections in the given url has no element IDS or anchor links. Keep in mind that anchor links or any link, as you click on it, will always reflect on the address bar. To prevent seeing the #element-id in the url, you must click your “home” menu item or at least use the “scroll to top” button so that when you refresh the page it will display the top of the page and not the anchored/linked section of the page.
Hope this makes sense.
I was hoping that js could do this … I see it on many web pages and note that js is used to jump to specified div… is that not possible to customize here?
Thanks!
Hello @fevcap,
Well, yes, a JS code can help detecting the section and then update the url in the address bar. This will require custom development which is beyond the scope of our support already.
Please note that custom coding is outside the scope of our support. Issues that might arise from the use of custom code and further enhancements should be directed to a third party developer.
Thank you for your undersanding.
OK thanks for your help!
You’re most welcome,
Cheers!
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