To improve navigation on your funnel or website, you can use CSS Selector IDs to create anchors or scroll effects. This guide will show you how to achieve this for both the same page and across different pages.
To anchor or scroll within the same funnel or website, you'll need to use the CSS Selector ID of the element you want to link to. Follow these steps to find your CSS Selector ID:
Access the Builder: Navigate to the sites tab and click on the websites sub-tab to navigate to the page you want to customize. Edit an existing page or create a new one
Select the section or element you want to anchor to. Ensure the section or element is highlighted.
Open Advanced Settings: In the right menu, access the "Advanced" section.
Copy the CSS Selector ID: Locate the CSS Selector field and copy the text (e.g., #section-FV_N4o-g-I) by clicking the copy button.
To create an anchor or scroll effect to a section on another page, use the page URL with the CSS Selector ID appended at the end. For example: https://www.example.com/funnel.... This method also works for subdomains.
Here are some common scenarios where you might use anchors or scroll effects:
Linking "Table of Contents" Items: Direct users to corresponding sections within the same page.
Quick Access to "Terms of Service": Create links to important sections for easy navigation.
Directing Staff to Specific Script Sections: Help your team quickly find relevant parts of your scripts.
Navigating to Pricing Tables: Link your navigation menu to a pricing table located in a specific section.
"Book a Call" Button: Link to a booking widget on another page.
Linking to Specific Videos: Direct users to a particular video within a section.
Multiple Buttons to One Section: Use several buttons to link to an opt-in form or other sections on your page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is a CSS Selector ID and why do I need it?
A1: A CSS Selector ID is a unique identifier used to target specific elements on your web page for styling or actions like anchoring and scrolling. It ensures that the changes or actions you apply affect only the intended element.
Q2: How do I find the CSS Selector ID for an element?
A2: To find the CSS Selector ID, navigate to the page builder, select the section or element you want to anchor to, open the "Advanced" settings in the right menu, and copy the CSS Selector ID from the designated field.
Q3: Can I use the same CSS Selector ID for multiple elements on different pages?
A3: No, CSS Selector IDs should be unique to each element. Using the same ID for multiple elements can cause conflicts and unintended behavior on your website.
Q4: How do I anchor to a section on a different page or subdomain?
A4: To anchor to a section on a different page or subdomain, use the full URL of the target page followed by the CSS Selector ID. For example: https://www.example.com/funnel....
