The # should be unique to each post and each anchor. Then copy and paste this HTML code as it is.: Your text hereĬhange “#jump-id” with the text you would like to be the anchor of the jump link. Go the WordPress editor and open the blog post you wish to create jump links in. You just have to access your HTML editor and keep following the other steps. Every step below remains the same for bloggers using BlogSpot Blog. In fact, this guide will help you even if you have a BlogSpot blog. It’s pretty easy, and you don’t have to worry even if you are a complete beginner. In this post, I’ll show you how you can easily create jump links with or without using a WordPress plugin. But what when you need to create a jump link to a specific text or part in your post? Typically, a table of contents plugin will create jump links for heading ad subheadings. While the table of contents plugin makes sit easier to add jump links to your WordPress blog posts, it doesn’t allow you to create a custom anchor for the jump links When you click on the “contents” link you immediately scroll down to that heading or subheading. You probably would have seen it in a table of contents plugin as well. While having prior knowledge in HTML makes it easy, I thought to create a guide for someone who has no idea about it.Īnchor jump links are an easy way to help your readers skip right through the content to the part of the page they are interested in. I had to use a “jump to this section” link in one of my recent blog posts.
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