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Hello!
We have set anchors but it’s not coming up the right way. Part of it is hidden under the header and you have to scroll down. Below a link to the website. Please click on any of the instructor names to see the issue.
Thank you for your help.
KerstinHi!
Try putting a Code Block element before each instructor section with the following (change respectively):
<a name="anchor"></a>Cheers!
JosueThank you, Josue. Much appreciated. We tried using the code block as per your suggestion but it didn’t work. Could you please send us an example using the name below please. It’s always the name in capital letters with a space between first and last name.
ANOMI BEARDEN
As seen here:
http://yard.heuerdesign.ca/about-us/instructors/#ANOMI%20BEARDENThanks so much.
KerstinHi!
Please use as following “anomi_barden” with lowercase letters and without space between names.
Cheers!
YigitHey!
Your link up top should like like following
<a href="#anomi_bearden">Anomi Bearden</a>and your content below should look like following
<a id="anomi_bearden"></a>Regards,
YigitHi Yigit,
Thank you, we changed the anchor links as per your advice above http://yard.heuerdesign.ca/about-us/instructors .
We did this for the first and the third instructor (Adele Ohama / Anomy Bearden).
Unfortunately with activating the links this will result to move up on same page for both of the anchor links and not as intended to the according individual profile.Please advise.
Thank you very much!
DirkHey!
Do you mind creating a temporary admin login and posting it here privately?
Best regards,
YigitGuys
I’m having exactly the same problem with my anchor links. It’s all been set up correctly but are being hidden behind the header graphic. Could you please share the solution?
Thanks
/DHello Kriesi team,
Just wondering if you could solve that anchor problem. We would like to publish the site and this is the last bit that is missing. Thank you.
KerstinHey!
Instead of using the code block element, add the anchor name inside the text block:
<div id="adele_ohama"></div> <h3>ADELE OHAMA</h3> <p><strong>YIM, YAA-TTP</strong></p> <div class="team-member-description"> <p>Adele was introduced to the benefits of yoga in 1996, and she became certified to teach Ashtanga Yoga in 2001. Later that same year, Adele broke her back in a severe horseback riding accident but, thanks to her practice of yoga, she was not confined to a wheelchair. During a lengthy recovery and rehabilitation process, Adele gained insight into herself, the practice of yoga and, in particular, about starting yoga from the beginning – a second time around. As an instructor, her goal is to encourage balance, awareness, self-practice and self-responsibility.</p> <p>Adele is part of the group of founding members, instructors and board members that was responsible for establishing YARD back in 2002. Over the years, Adele has been inspired by great yoga teachers such as David Swenson, Doug Swenson, Nancy Gilgoff, Rameen Peyrow, Troy Lucero, Thomas Ashley Ferrand (Namadeva), Maya Margo Balog, Susi Aldous, all the great YARD instructors and particularly the ever effervescent Ann Waschuck. Being surrounded by wonderful students at teachers at YARD, Adele is constantly motivated to develop her yoga practice and teachings not only physically, but engages in yogic practices that promote mental and emotional clarity.</p> <p>Adele works full time as a senior research technician for Agriculture Canada by day but is a yoga teacher at night! Adele is available to teach customized yoga classes or workshops to groups or individuals and specializes in introducing beginners to the dynamic practice of Ashtanga/Power Yoga using an eclectic but practical mix of awareness activities.</p> </div>Same goes with the other instructors’ text block. I edited the first instructor for you.
http://yard.heuerdesign.ca/about-us/instructors/
Regards,
Ismael
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