With this function editors can create content on a page that is easy to navigate through and find the information the visitor needs with a fixed submenu. See example of information and side navigation: http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/#download
Please make this a feature. This should be a native option for site navigation.
I can't believe this isn't a feature! You can do this easily with WordPress, HubSpot, and other platforms.
I'd be great to have this feature. Ar the moment I do a complicated setup using individual rich-text blocks for each anchor + I need to add a separated filed for each block as an anchor text. If there are more then 10 rich-text fields in the article I'm getting closer to limit of 30 fields at all in one CMS item.
Please add this feature asap!
Need this please !
It's pretty easy to do on Wordpress.
Please add this....240+ votes. Having dynamic IDS and anchor links within long form blogs is essential for navigation & beneficial for aspects of time on page & SEO.
Was astonished to find this was not possible! Seriously, this needs to be standard basic functionality within a CMS Rich Text components. Come on guys!
Really would like to see this future. It's pretty easy to do on Wordpress.
Need this!
Give the object or text you'd like to link to a name. ...
Take the name you've chosen and insert it into an opening HTML anchor link tag. ...
Place that complete opening <a> tag from above before the text or object you want to link to, and add a closing </a> tag after.
ghdsports
Sigh. What a basic feature that we're missing 3+ years later.
Hope Webflow can add this feature: it's not even been marked as in the backlog yet.
+3
Need!
HTML anchor tags are important for user experience and SEO. Anchors need to be added to the Rich Text field of a collection in the CMS.
This will allow collection items to have custom anchors that relate to the content of the dynamic page (ie each collection item).
+1, Could really do with this as well
Try this:
add this code in the header of the collection page>
<script>
function myFunction() {
alert("Page is loaded");
let id = "ADD FIELD" ;
let section = document.getElementById('#'+id);
section.id = newId;
}
</script>
I could really do with this too..