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I just gave it another spin with these settings:

The link in my sidebar.php:
<li><a href="https://broadsheet.freehostia.com/wordpress/over/#redactie">De redactie</a></li>

And the entry on my about-page:
<h3 id="redactie">redactie</h3>

However, the links always opens just the page, not the headline… If you’re still willing to help me xzeed, it would be much appreciated.

I’m not sure how that plugin could help me. Let me explain the problem again.

I have a let us say, two links in my sidebar. Normally, they both link to different pages. Now, I want that those two link to different headlines on one page. This link has kind of the same layout: https://www.woothemes.com/support/theme-documentation/gazette-edition/.

However, those links at the top of that page, should come in the sidebar. So they are not on the same page! See the image in my first post for a simple scheme.

Can’t you just use the “more”-button in your WYSIWYG?

I’ve been searching for two days now… This can’t be so difficult, right?

Hi xzeed, thanks for your help. I tried what you suggested, however WordPress ignores the “/#…” and just links to the top of the about-page. Quite strange that my copy of WordPress (2.5) doesn’t have the anchor button in the WYSIWYG, while others do according to screenshots around the Internet?

And to correct my first post: I’m using a standard page with just text on it. So no posts as stated above.

Anyone?

Anyone?

First of all, this thread was really helpful in setting up Pagepost. However, I would like to add “Page” before the page numbers in the bar. Some of my less tech-savvy readers complained about this not bein clear. Unfortunately I have no idea where I should past the string in the code of the plugin.

Could someone help me out?