Pages that jump:

https://builders-of-jerusalem.com/index.php/rav-e-barclay/chumash/bereishis/

https://builders-of-jerusalem.com/index.php/rav-e-barclay/chumash/shemos/

https://builders-of-jerusalem.com/index.php/rav-e-barclay/chumash/bamidbar/

https://builders-of-jerusalem.com/index.php/rav-e-barclay/chumash/devorim/

Page that doesn’t jump:

https://builders-of-jerusalem.com/index.php/rav-e-barclay/chumash/vayikra/

Any suggestions?

TYIA!!!

1st time users are having issues with the anchors on their current page. On the 1st click of a sub menu the user overshoots the anchor. Subsequent clicks on the sub menu go to the correct place on the page. Can you please tell me what setting might be causing this issue? This occurs on all pages for 1st time visitors.

Thank you.

TOC works fine EXCEPT that clicking on any heading within the TOC menu scrolls down slightly PAST the heading of each section. So the visitor cannot see that they are at the correct location unless they scroll back up a bit. … But that is NOT necessarily intuitive for them.

I’m familiar with Basic HTML, not much with CSS. But I tried to find some code in the Code Editor that I could move up a bit, to the bottom of previous section, so the Title would be fully visible. That worked for me when I put in my own TOC anchors on a different WordPress website (without a plugin), but I do not see how to do that at this site.

Any Suggestions, Please?

Thank You Very Much,
David Scott Lynn

I’m working with WP 6.4.2 with 2024 Theme and using a semi-transparent sticky header. The transparency seems to be throwing the anchor position out by the height of the header when you scroll to it. What is the recommended workaround for this. On previous sites I’ve added css to target: with an appropriate offset, e.g. 100px and then applied that class to the target, but I’m hoping there is a better way these days that works site-wide without needing to apply a fix to each anchor.

This actual site is in development so I can’t share at this time, but I could stage a test site if really required.

Thanks

Tim

It looks like some sort of JS is adding the HTML anchor when you edit a post.

This is duplicating anchors in my headings added by my table of contents plugin. All my headings appears as follows:

<h2 id="heading"><span id="Heading">Heading</span></h2>

I would like to eliminated the anchor that appears in the heading tag.

I am aware that my WordPress version is old. Just checking if there is a way I can resolve this without updating WordPress.

It seems that at some point the anchor links in mobile navigation have stopped working.

The navigation works fine on desktop, but on mobile view if the link contains a #-mark, pressing it just closes the navigation and nothing happens.

It seems that there has been plenty of discussion regarding similar anchor link problems in the past.

Kind regards,
Niko

HTML anchors are automatically added to all headings, but also to p-tags. This is unnecessary when, for example, only H2 tags are enabled. Unfortunately, the full text content is inserted into the unnecessary anchor text of the p-tags, such as <p id=”long text content”>.

Is there a solution for this problem? The plugin files are minified, otherwise, I would try to come up with a solution myself.

Setup:
WordPress 6.2.2
Gutenberg