You can do it by the following steps,
Go to admin panel of wordpress
1)Click the Appearance->Menus in the left sidebar
2)In the menu page click the Custom link in the left side
3)By this you can add the url of the page that you need ….
4)After finished click add menu option ….
Hope its may help you
Regards,
vicky
Hi Vicky,
Thanks for your fast reply but this is not what i’m asking. I know now to create a menu link, but I want to create a menu link that is also connected to a page anchor….
The page I’m linking to is very long, so if people click the menu link, it would put them down the page in a certain area. Do you know how to do this??
Thanks.
If you have the menu like about us page means
You may give a url of specified page that you need i.e.,
In a custom Link
url :http://www.google.com/
Label : About us
add menu
On the right side of menu remove the about us page and place the custom page That you are created above…
Hi,
I have managed to create an anchor from a custom menu link…
@viky081, you appear to have misunderstood the question.
Back to the point, I have managed to use the custom url for making anchors to a post further down on the same page.
All you need to do is add the post id to the custom menu item.
Where it asks for the url, just type in the post ID –> #post-6329
And give it a label.
When the link is clicked, it takes one to that post on the same page.
You don’t need to use the post ID though. If you create an anchor on the page wherever you want, eg a post about how to make pickled onions:
<a href="#pickled-onions">Pickled Onions</a>
Then just insert #pickled-onions into the custom url field for the menu on that page. When you click the custom menu link it will jump to the anchor.
However, what I’d really like to do is add a scroll event, so that when clicked the page scrolls to the anchor, instead of jumping straight there. I can do this easily with ordinary links, but having problems getting it to work with WP menu links as anchor links.
Do you have an example of a wordpress menu that does this?
In HTML this is called a document fragment.
There are two steps. First you insert an anchor in your webpage:
<a name="smalltalk-reviews"><h2>Reviews</h2></a>
Then in Appearance > Menus, in the Custom Links box you put in the URL plus a pound sign plus the fragment name:
http://www.casafuturatech.com/smalltalk/#smalltalk-reviews
Then you can put the menu item anywhere in your menus.
