If you're looking to easily create a link that will "jump to" a specific section of your webpage, using anchor links is the way to go. Check out this example on how it can be done:
One key feature of using anchor links is that when clicked, the browser URL gets updated accordingly, making it simple to share links directly to particular sections of your page.
If you're working with Wordpress in Visual Edit Mode and want to know how to create anchor links, follow these steps:
To start, insert the anchor tag into the section header where you want the link to jump to (i.e., the target location). In Visual Edit mode, navigate to the right-hand side of the screen and locate the Advanced section. Within the "HTML Anchor" field, enter your chosen tag. For best practice, use dashes (-) instead of spaces. For instance: my-section
Next, establish the link to the tag itself. Highlight the text you wish to serve as the clickable link to the anchor tag. Then, hit the "link" button in the toolbar and add the anchor tag preceded by a pound symbol (#). For example: #my-section
Remember to save and publish your changes. This way, clicking on the link you created in step 2 should smoothly take you to the designated section from Step 1.
If you desire more comprehensive guidance, refer to the Wordpress.com guide available at: