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I have to create a one page website. At the top of the page, I place a horizontal menu with some anchor links. When a user clicks on one of these, will arrive on a specific section of the page with a scroll effect. Can I create a similar effect in a Website Page in Hubspot?
Been trying to get something like this working on my site with no luck thus far. Have worked through the thread trying the proposed solutions and am sure I'm missing something critical but not obvious to me.
I'm trying to get the 'FIND OUT MORE - GET IN TOUCH' link on this page to scroll smoothly to an anchor I defined near the top of the page.
This is saying "On click of element with the id of "top", perform this function". But your button is just an <a> with the href of #top.
<p><strong><a href="#top">FIND OUT MORE - GET IN TOUCH NOW</a></strong></p>
To fix this, you can either add a unique class or id to your <a> then call your function with that element's id or class. So the easiest fix would be changing your text link to this:
<a id="top" href="#top">FIND OUT MORE - GET IN TOUCH NOW</a>
nov. 22, 20176:17 AM - modifié nov. 22, 20179:09 AM
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Anchor Link Scroll Effect
***UPDATE***
Don't worry Ty, I managed to make it work using your original method suggested right at the start of the thread. Thanks for your willing help!
Hi Ty
Thanks for your prompt response, really appreciate it. Sadly, however, I'm still not able to achieve what I'm looking for. I made the change you suggested and the result was that the smooth scroll animation happened, but it didn't scroll to the anchor I had defined - it simply scrolled the button/link to the top of the page.
I'm looking to smoothly scroll back to a specific anchor point on the page on click. Perhaps we can go back to basics and you can just describe the best way to do that to me?
What this snippet does is that it looks for any of your href's that include the hash(#) and uses `e.preventDefault()` to prevent the typical linking function. Which then allows you to add an animate to use as the new linking function. As long as you have a link with a hash (ie: <a href="#link1">Link 1</a>) and a div with a coresponding name, (ie: <div id="link1">Link 1's div</div>), this function will fire. You can also see a quick example I mocked up for you here on JSFiddle.
An important thing to note is that you can change the speed of the animation by changing the `900` in the function, this number works in "ms", so 900 is actually 900ms. This speed defines how long the whole animation will last.
Hi there, I'm looking to do something similar, but I think it requires a little bit of different coding (if it's possible to do).
I am wanting to create a button within a custom html module that will be a scrolling anchor link to an image contained within a rich text module farther down on the same page.
This should work just the same, in your custom HTML module, you should create your link with a hash, ie:
<a href="#your-id">Link Text</a>
Then in the rich-text module you will want to make sure either the image OR the module is tagged with your id, for example:
<img id="your-id" src="your-img-src" alt="your image alt text" />
Keep in mind that in your "Image ID", you will not be including the '#', you only use that in your a tag's href to tell the page to look for the the element with an ID that matches your 'your-id'.
Then change the 500 to adjust speed. Remember when using animate in jQuery the numbers are read in milliseconds. So 1000 would be a 1-second scroll effect.
I updated your header, but it was because you forgot to wrap the script in script tags. Anytime you place javascript into what is considered an HTML file, such as the head, or body of a page, you will need to tell the browser that the following text is to be read as a javascript command.
I checked your page and it seems to be working now, let me know how it looks on your end!
Thank you for sharing this code. I have added it to the header of a landing page template, but now any other links on the page (logo in nav and social buttons in footer) don't go anywhere when you try and click on them. If you hover over the logo or icons, it shows the web address that it should be doing to. The jss code is blocking the links for some reason. Any way to fix this? Is there a way to apply that code only to that specific button?
This is the page where I am having the issue. The "Save my seat" button in the banner image works, but no other links are clickable - http://www.alignex.com/mechfuse-2017
Just to explain this code a little better, this was for a specific use case where someone didn't have other anchor tags on their page, so we were able to target their link by just using the `a` tag. When you introduce more links to a page, such as social, it needs a little more scoping.
Blue is your action, how you will trigger the event
Red is your target, what will be triggering this event
Green is your functions arguments/params
So let's take a look at what's happening, essentially this function is read as
"After load, when the target is clicked, do the code in the function. Now let's look at our params we set. We're catching the 'event'. A default event for an <a> is to take you to their href="" value. That's what this line is in there for.
event.preventDefault();
With this line we are basically telling the page on clicking an 'a' tag, to not let it take you to it's proposed href value. (even if you're using a dummy link, such as '#').
Your Solution
For this use case, I would suggest writing a class name on the button you need clicked, such as '.scroll-cta' and replacing the 'a' with that. That way, you're code is only scoped to that specific class, and you don't have to worry about having multiple a-tags or links on a page.
Hi, I am not looking for scroll but I am trying to figure out why my menu link takes me to the middle of a DIV where the Anchor is rather than taking me to the actual location of the anchor. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks @Ty! I can't seem to make it work using a class name instead of "a". Does a new class have to be added and called out on the css document that is linked to the template or can I just use a class that was already in the rich text module, like below? I tried the below code and also tried creating a new class called "scroll-btn" that isn't called out in the css doc, but neither worked.
This code is in a rich text module and the class "btn" was previously defined to style the button. I didn't make a new class name. I am not using it as a CTA.
<p><span class="btn"><a href="#savemyseat" style="text-decoration: none;">SAVE MY SEAT</a></span></p>
This code is the the head of the template under "Additional HTML Head Markup for this Layout"
By adding '.btn a' you are telling your script to only execute your function when you click the <a> child within the '.btn' parent.
Editing your HTML
<span class="btn"><a href="#savemyseat" class="link-btn" style="text-decoration: none;">SAVE MY SEAT</a></span>
You can add a new class in your html on your <a> tag to handle this function as well, I used 'link-btn' for a naming convention, but feel free to use whatever you want.
Then remember to adjust your function command accordingly
Any idea why the following javascript that makes my mobile navigation work is preventing my anchor scroll buttons to work on mobile? If I remove any navigation and the below javascript that is embeded in a custom HTML module at the bottom of the template, the buttons work in mobile.
Here is an example of a page below. I had to create a mobile button (hide on desktop) and a desktop button (hide on mobile) for each page if I want to use the scroll javascript on desktop. http://www.alignex.com/mechfuse-2017
<script> /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* MOBILE NAV - TOGGLE SIDE MENU /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ $(function() {
// Prepend a mobile icon to the header $(".custom-menu-primary").after('<a class="mobile-icon"><span></span></a>');
// Prepend a close icon to the menu $(".custom-menu-primary .hs-menu-flow-horizontal>ul").before('<a class="close-icon"><span></span></a>');
// Add body class on mobile icon click $(".mobile-icon, .close-icon").click(function(){ $("body").toggleClass("show-mobile-nav "); });
// Dropdown sub menu $( ".hs-menu-depth-1.hs-item-has-children" ).not(".active-branch:nth-child(2)").click(function() { $(this).toggleClass("drop"); $(this).find("> ul").toggle(); });
// Set the menu height to 100% of the document function setMenuHeight(){ var height = $(document).outerHeight(true); $(".custom-menu-primary").height(height); } setMenuHeight();
// Wrap body contents with a div so the transforms will work $('body> div').find('script:not(script[type="IN/Share"])').remove().end().wrapAll('<div id="site-wrapper"></div>');
Hi @leckerman, took me a minute, but I think i have a solution for you.
Alright, so first thing is, I noticed you weren't using the same button from desktop to mobile. You have two parent divs .hide-on-mobile and .hide-on-desktop. Since you have 2 buttons, only one of them had the class '.link-scroll' on it.
I hopped into your portal and added the class on the mobile version, that's step 1. Step 2 is, when you go into a mobile screensize, you are adding this css code
@media (max-width: 1024px)
body, html {
height: 100%;
}
For this Javascript to work, you will need to remove the 'height: 100%;' property.
Hi @Ty - That does fix the issue, however my navigation on mobile and destktop BOTH disapear when I comment out this code on the css doc...
@media (max-width: 1024px) { body, html { height: 100%; }
I removed the "link-scroll" class on the mobile button, because that was my work-around to try and get the button to at least work as an anchor link. When that class is on the "hide-on-desktop" module (mobile only) the button doesn't work AT ALL. I am leaving it as is for now, but will need to take it off sometime today if I can't get the issue fixed.