@hoosoft I’m having the same problem. The issue seems to be with linking to a section from a different page. I can create links within a page to a section farther down the page, but as soon as a GET request is required in the action, it re-directs to the top of the page and removes the “#section-id” from the url.
If I simply put the entire url (pointing at a section), ie. “https://my-wordpress-site/permalink/#section-id” in the browser, it redirects to the top of the page rather than the section. This is not the case when using another wordpress theme. Using another theme, I was able to successfully create a link to a specific section of a different page.
My guess is that it is either an issue with the order of actions in the page load or interfering javascript. I have to get an environment set up locally to debug, and wanted to ask if you had any thoughts on the cause of the behavior (I’m a RoR developer, so I’m just starting to get oriented in debugging php). Thanks for your time and any thoughts on where to look are much appreciated!
