Hi - I have a button on my shop page that I want to direct to a different spot on the same page. It’s a frequently asked questions (FAQ) button but the actual FAQ section that I want the button to link to is just lower down on the same page. Is there a way that I can have the button link to a specific section on the same page instead of a completely different page? My website is PulseDevice.com and I’m using the Impact theme. Thanks!
Topic summary
A user wants to create a button on their shop page that links to an FAQ section located further down on the same page, rather than navigating to a different page. They’re using the Impact theme on their Shopify store.
Proposed Solution:
One respondent suggests using custom liquid code with an anchor link (href) to target a specific section ID on the same page. They provide:
- Example code snippet showing how to add the href attribute
- CSS styling for the button appearance
- Screenshots demonstrating the implementation process
Current Status:
The original poster clarifies they can already add buttons normally—the specific challenge is making the button scroll to a lower section on the same page instead of linking to a different page entirely. Another user confirms they need this same functionality for directing users to a form on their page.
The discussion remains open with the anchor link approach suggested but not yet confirmed as implemented.
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Hi @epoll24
You can add href in the custom liquid. Example:
Then on the right side youll see this
Frequently Ask Question
And we can make the button by adding css style.
css code.
a.Faq_button {
text-decoration: none;
border: 1px solid black;
color: black;
padding: 10px 40px;
border-radius: 20px;
}
Just giving some idea. i hope it help.
Hi - adding the button is not the issue, I can already add a button normally with this theme. The issue is that I want the button to link to send the user lower down the same page, instead of a different page.
I am needing this functionality as well. Want to have different button links that redirect to the form spot we have on the same page.