I love your theme! I have the smooth slider enabled in the theme general settings, and I have a downwards arrow linking to a page below on the home page. I'm just wondering if there's a way to make it slowly slide down to the anchor instead of 'jump' to it when the button is clicked.
In WordPress, when you're writing a post/page, and you want to link words or a picture in that post to something lower down, you link it with the chains button to #The-Part-Of-Your-Page (whatever that part of your page is called), and then I clicked on text (for the html part behind the post), and added in class="move" after a.
This is what it ends up looking like in the text editing part of your post/page <a class="move" href="#full-testimonials">View all testimonials</a>
Where View all testimonials is what the linked words are, and the rest is the code to slide it down.
You can see what it does from the viewers side if you want http://www.glownc.ca the example above was from the first coloured testimonial page.
Hello,
I love your theme! I have the smooth slider enabled in the theme general settings, and I have a downwards arrow linking to a page below on the home page. I'm just wondering if there's a way to make it slowly slide down to the anchor instead of 'jump' to it when the button is clicked.
Thanks so much!!
Hi,
You have to use class="move" to your arrow
Thanks
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Eeeeek! Thank you so much - it's BEAUTIFUL!
I have de same problem.
I do not understand how to use the solution. Could you give an example.
Hi Diego,
In WordPress, when you're writing a post/page, and you want to link words or a picture in that post to something lower down, you link it with the chains button to #The-Part-Of-Your-Page (whatever that part of your page is called), and then I clicked on text (for the html part behind the post), and added in class="move" after a.
This is what it ends up looking like in the text editing part of your post/page <a class="move" href="#full-testimonials">View all testimonials</a>
Where View all testimonials is what the linked words are, and the rest is the code to slide it down.
You can see what it does from the viewers side if you want http://www.glownc.ca the example above was from the first coloured testimonial page.
Happy Coding! :)