On the web, we are able to create links that can send the user elsewhere on the page. This is most commonly used for a table of contents or a list of FAQ items that the user can click to view. First off, we'll need to create the anchor that the user can be sent to. This is usually applied to a heading or chapter title.
Creating the Anchor
Once you know where you wish the link to navigate users to, you can add an "Invisible Anchor" by clicking the flag icon in the text editor. This will add an anchor at the current location of your text cursor. Name this anchor whatever the section is going to be called, matching the heading of that section (e.g. employee-benefits). This dictates where the linked/clickable text will take customers when clicked. This anchor should be just below or in line with the section heading in order to allow customers to jump to this section accurately. Anchors will not appear in the published view of this page, as they are only visible within the text editor.
Creating the Link
Once the anchor has been created, you will need to create or select the text you want to be linked to this anchor, and clickable (usually at the top of the page). Once you have done this, highlight the necessary text and click the "link" button, which is shown as a chain icon on the text editor. This will trigger a free text box titled "Link URL". Within this text box, enter the exact name of the anchor you have created and wish to link to, but start with a "#" icon (e.g. #employee-benefits). When you are happy with the link URL, select the green tick icon to create the link, and then the "save" button at the bottom of the page to save your changes. Once this is done, the linked text will turn blue, and customers will be directed to the corresponding anchor when clicking this text.
For large amounts of content
If the content you are directing the user towards is very long or substantial, consider splitting it into a separate page and linking to it.