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- October 20, 2020 at 11:43 am #28429
Brooks Ayola
GuestI posted this as a comment on the YouTube video about this, but it doesn’t look like you monitor those…
Basically, when I create anchor links to the section heading as shown, when you click a link, it takes that to the top of the browser window, so if you have a header on the page it completely covers much of the section you’re trying to read. In the olden days we would have placed a transparent pixel where we wanted the anchor, but I don’t know if there’s a simpler solution or not.
October 20, 2020 at 11:46 am #28441Jesse Owens
KeymasterHi Brooks-
Sorry about that! I’m working on making sure YouTube comments get better monitoring.
Check out this section of our guide on Anchor Links – Dealing With Sticky Headers.
To summarize, I recommend using a plugin like Easy Smooth Scroll Links, which lets you specify a header offset value in pixels so that your Anchor links show up below your sticky header.
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