Can I anchor a button up to an element rather than a whole block/section?

Justin Hammond

• January 08, 2026 02:09

Hi, is it possible (at least on mobile) to page anchor up to an element instead of a block/section?

Please see 1 min. video here for context:

https://www.berrycast.com/conversations/4a471c8d-ec83-58b6-8c65-a7e07d1f33b7

Thank you,

Justin

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  KC George

  • January 08, 2026 09:06
  • Edited

  Hello Justin,

  It is possible to target an element in a Brizy page using anchor links. For example, https://jaguar5a15f44b.brizy.site/#results should take you to "We Get Results" heading of the "About Us" section.

  

   

  Add a CSS ID to the element in the "Styling" tab of the side panel that opens.

  

  You can then hyperlink to the element by adding the anchor link #element CSS ID to the URL of the page. In my example, it would be https://jaguar5a15f44b.brizy.site/#results

  To link to the element, type the URL with the anchor link in the URL field of the link tool

  

   

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  Justin Hammond

  • January 09, 2026 00:43

  Hi George, thanks for the reply.

  I'm following your instructions but for some reason the link is just returning me back to my top-level homepage instead of to the element I've defined on my subpage.

  Please see this 2 min. video here: https://www.berrycast.com/conversations/59d602f8-091f-51fe-a516-1cfbf630f84f

  The page in which I'm trying to set up the page anchor is: www.privateteacherblueprint.com/start

  And I called the element: checkout

  So the full URL would be: https://www.privateteacherblueprint.com/start/#checkout

  Let me know if I've got that wrong. When following that link, either by clicking on it normally or by attaching it to a button, it takes me to just https://www.privateteacherblueprint.com (the top level homepage).

  Do you know what I'm doing wrong?

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  KC George

  • January 09, 2026 06:36
  • Edited

  Hello Justin,

  You have correctly added the CSS ID. However the format of your anchor link has a minor error.

  • Correct anchor link: https://www.privateteacherblueprint.com/start#checkout
  • Your anchor link:      https://www.privateteacherblueprint.com/start/#checkout

  A forward slash ( / ) is not required just before the anchor name. /start#checkout is correct while /start/#checkout is not. Please check if you see the expected result, when using the correct anchor link. I have also added the correct URL to the "Get Instant Access" button. 

  Instead of using the full URL https://www.privateteacherblueprint.com/start#checkout  you can also use  just /start#checkout in the URL field of the Link tool.

   

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  Justin Hammond

  • January 09, 2026 13:38

  Hi George, thanks.
  
  I ended up getting it to work. I realized that you don't actually need to insert the full URL, only the element ID, so i just put in #checkout on it's own and that worked.

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