A page jump (also called an anchor link) lets readers click a link and instantly jump to a specific section on the same page. Or it give you the option to promote a specific part of your article.

This is very helpful on long articles, especially for tables of contents or “skip to section” links.

How does it work?

You give a section on your page a hidden label (the anchor), then create a link that points to that label.
When someone clicks the link, the page scrolls straight to that spot.

You can:

• Jump to a different section on the same page
• Jump to a specific section on another page

Step 1: Add an Anchor to a Section

1. Add or select a Heading (or another block).
2. Open the block settings on the right.
3. Open Advanced.
4. In the HTML Anchor field, type a short name for the section
   (for example: pricing, faq, or contact-us).

(This name is not visible to readers.)

Step 2: Create the Clickable Link

1. Select the text, image, or button you want people to click.
2. Add a link.
3. Type # followed by your anchor name.

Example:
If your anchor is faq, link to #faq.

Simple Rules for Anchor Names

• Each name must be unique on the page
• No spaces (use hyphens instead)
• Must start with a letter
• Uppercase and lowercase letters matter

Good example: important-update
Bad example: Important Update

Linking to a Section on Another Page

You can also jump to a section on a different page by using the page’s full link plus the anchor.

Example:
example.com/help-page#contact