Opening at specific page location in target

Wayfinder 2.0 is working great for me. However, I have one long page with a eForm towards the bottom. When I click on a menu link created with Wayfinder, it takes me to the first field on the form. I would prefer it go to the top of the form (there is an anchor at the top that I use in links where I have control over the url). How can I tell Wayfinder to open this particular page at the top? I would imagine it’s really not a Wayfinder issue but something I must set on the page itself. Being an HTML and CSS ignoramus, I do not know what that is. Thanks - John

I would put an anchor tag in the HTML right above the section you want to jump to:

then if your page is "myform.html" and you want to immediately jump to the "jumpToHere" point on the page, in your link, you would put the page, then a pound (#), then the anchor name/id. so our link in this example would read:


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Dr. Scotty Delicious, Scientist.

Thank you. That’s how I normally do it but I do not control the link url in Wayfinder. I did try changing the alias from somedoc.html to somedoc.html#topanchor but the MODx Manager doesn’t like that; it strips the # out of the alias name.

I see.
with wayfinder, it would be a pain in the ass to make one specific document go to an anchor.
I might suggest that you uncheck the "show in menu" check box on the eForm page, create a new "web link" document with the same parent as the eForm page and have it’s url be the eform page with the #anchor at the end.

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Dr. Scotty Delicious, Scientist.

Thank you for the suggestion. It worked perfectly