I don't know if your aware but if you add "#elementID" to tthe end if your url and "#elementID" corresponds to the id of an element on the page, then the page will load with that element in focus.
That is the old school method and requires the page to reload and "#whatever" to be appended to the url of the page.
A nicer method would be to use javascript/jquery, specifically a click to scroll function. Here are some results about this:
Essentially the idea is that when a menu item is clicked, the page will scroll until the element assigned to it (by class, id, or data-type) will have it's top at position 0, or the position that you specify.
I don't know if your aware but if you add "#elementID" to tthe end if your url and "#elementID" corresponds to the id of an element on the page, then the page will load with that element in focus.
That is the old school method and requires the page to reload and "#whatever" to be appended to the url of the page.
A nicer method would be to use javascript/jquery, specifically a click to scroll function. Here are some results about this:
Essentially the idea is that when a menu item is clicked, the page will scroll until the element assigned to it (by class, id, or data-type) will have it's top at position 0, or the position that you specify.
The trouble with this investors page is that I need to add a sticky sub-menu, with anchor links for the different sections.
I'm not sure on the best way to implement this through HubSpot. Would it make sense to add another menu underneath the header? Or create something that stays in place along the left-hand side?