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Anchors—also known as jump links or bookmarks—allow users to quickly navigate to specific sections of a webpage. They’re especially useful on longer pages where readers may want to skip to the part that matters most to them.

Method 1: Using Headings

In cutheme, anchors are automatically created for headings (e.g., H2, H3). The system generates an ID based on the heading text by:

• Converting it to lowercase
• Replacing spaces with dashes

For example

• The heading: Add Anchors to Webpage,
• will have the ID: add-anchors-to-webpage

Link to the header block using the ID with a hashtag. For example: #add-anchors-to-webpage

Bonus feature: for linking internally within a page, if you use a proper headings structure you can then just insert a Table of Contents block at the top of the page and it builds links for users to hop around the page.

This also improves accessibility for your pages.

Method 2: Manually Adding Anchors

If your content doesn’t use a heading, you can still add an anchor manually:

1. Click where you would like to add the anchor (e.g., start of a paragraph block).
2. In the block settings panel on the right, open the Advanced section.
3. Enter a unique name in the HTML Anchor field (use lowercase letters and dashes).
   For example: custom-anchor

Then link to it using the following: #custom-anchor

Anchors are an easy way to make your webpages more user-friendly. They help readers get where they want to go faster, especially on longer pages.