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In my admin section I would like to add in Appearance > Menus > some custom pages to add to my menu. I have two different menu one for the home page and one for the others pages. In my home page menu I add the menu elements as link because I need to give to the href the id of html element so i can 'redirect' in a specific point in my page, so my link is '#gallery'. In the menù for all the other page I the link should be 'http://my_domain/home/#gallery. Is there a way to add dinamically this link to the page list? I hope I was clear. Thanks

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  • I have just added a Custom Link menu item, href is example.com/contact/#content and when I am in the contact page, the menu item works fine, in terms of jumping to content using the ID of the division without reloading the page..
    – Ismail
    May 10, 2015 at 18:38
  • I'm developing in local so my custom link will be localhost/folder_name/home/#content. If I just add the link when I'll deploy my blog I will need to change all this link. I'm looking for a dynamic method to do that.
    – TWONEKSONE
    May 11, 2015 at 8:08
  • Then add only /home/#content as a link..
    – Ismail
    May 12, 2015 at 21:52

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I was searching for an answer for this but suddenly I got the idea and it works!

In the menu settings just add the anchor link just like an html link code <a href="#anchor" >titulo </a>

So with WP is the same but only adding the anchor in the field link

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This will create the same anchor on every page to link a section which is active also en every single page, this could be a contact form, sign up, suscribe form, etc.

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So this will be addressed like http://domain.com/postID/#sugerir

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What happen on pages where this anchor won't work or is not needed?

You can hide the navigation-item with css depending on each case For me is important on every single post to link a form to suggest ideas (Sugiere un tema).

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Go to the custom link tab, and in the url box just add: ?page_id=[id_number]#[anchor]

That's what worked for me after a little playing around. Make sure WordPress doesn't add http:// before it.

Other thoughts: Would be nice if WordPress just had an extra box to go with the pages where you could just paste in the anchor.

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  • Though I must add on, I was doing this for pages. I imagine you would write ?p=[id_number]#[anchor]
    – Bagnome
    Feb 6, 2018 at 17:10

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