Create and manage anchors
On this page:
- How to enable anchors
- How to link to anchors
Adding anchors allows visitors to "jump" to a specific row on a page from either the main navigation or a button. An anchor is attached to your row and is, when enabled, creating a unique URL for that particular row.
How to enable anchors
You enable anchors on a specific row in the Row settings overlay. You get to Row settings by hovering the row and clicking on Settings on the dropdown. Go to Settings > Row anchor and toggle the function Enable row anchor.
When the anchor function is enabled, a new area expands showing the following options:
- Anchor label: fill in the title of your anchor. The label gets included in the unique anchor URL and it's also the name that shows in the main navigation. If, for example, you have added the label "Services" to a row on your home page, your anchor URL will be www.yourdomain.com/#services.
- Hide anchor from navigation: check this box if you don't want your anchor to be visible in the main navigation.
- Anchor on same level as page in the navigation: check this box if you want your anchor to be on the same level as the rest of your navigation. If this box isn't checked, the anchor will appear in a submenu in the navigation, under the page it's been inserted on.
How to link to anchors
Anchors are not only useful as part of the main navigation but can also be applied when linking from other elements on your website, such as buttons, hyperlinks in text, images etc.
Link to anchor from the same page
If both anchor and element are on the same page, set up the element to link to an external URL, and add #anchorlabel in the URL field.
Link to anchor from a different page
If anchor and element aren't on the same page, set up the element to link to an external URL, and add the full URL of the page that the anchor is part of. Include #anchorlabel at the end of the URL.

Updated on: 04/10/2023
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