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They have done this all themselves.

You look at the javascript they’ve written, they intercepts the clicks and re-write the destination url to be #about instead of /about. Then dynamically loads the page content. Well, it’s a lot more complicated than just that, but it give you the basic philosophy. It’s very nicely done actually.

https://www.designobsessions.com/wp-content/themes/galleria/js/custom.js?ver=1.2.6

It would be interesting to build a plugin that could do this by default. It would require a lot of configuration though because you’d need to know all the html class and id infor.

Okay, I have found a work around solution to the problem.

https://mashtunweb.com/2011/05/14/web-invoice-interferes-with-tinymce/

It is definitely javascript interference.

I modified the web-invoice.php file to only load it’s required javascript on it’s own pages instead of on every admin page as described in the article linked below.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script#Load_scripts_only_on_plugin_pages

I am also having this issue. I have isolated it to the Web Invoice plugin.

I am looking into modifying the plugin to only load the Javascript it required when I am on a Web Invoice page. This is a very annoying issue.