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Problem: every url that is clicked scrolls up to the top of the page, regardless of if it is a jump link or a normal page link.
Potential solution: code jump links so that they only apply to URLs with a # parameter in them, which is the standard HTML jump link format.
#
For example: https://climatetechhandbook.com/level-1#solution-frameworks is a jump link, whereas, https://climatetechhandbook.com/level-1 without the # parameter is a standard link.
@mzhanggg can you make it so only urls with a # parameter have the jump link scroll effect?
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I did not mean to unassign this to you mzhangg, I was only reading trying to understand what you were trying to explain,
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Problem: every url that is clicked scrolls up to the top of the page, regardless of if it is a jump link or a normal page link.
Potential solution: code jump links so that they only apply to URLs with a
#
parameter in them, which is the standard HTML jump link format.For example: https://climatetechhandbook.com/level-1#solution-frameworks is a jump link, whereas, https://climatetechhandbook.com/level-1 without the
#
parameter is a standard link.@mzhanggg can you make it so only urls with a
#
parameter have the jump link scroll effect?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: