Creating “jump link” to next post

Not sure what you mean by ‘#post-10 link’. If you are using a loop with posts_per_page = 1 to show one post per page, then the standard previous/next_post_link() functions will get the links for you.

I’ll have maybe 5 posts on one page. There will be the title, plus date and tags and off the the right will be a jump link that says “next project”.

Below the title and meta info, will be a large screenshot and then text to the right of it. The screenshot could be 1800 pixels long (depending on the length of the page). I want to be able for the viewer to click on “next project” and jump/scroll to the post below that (the previous post). On the next post, I’d like the same action, etc.

Make sense?

So, I created a way to do this in case there isn’t an easy way to do it with WP functions, etc.

I created a custom field for the previous posts’ id and then called the meta in my template. It’s not ideal but it works.

<?php
 $prevPostID = get_post_meta ($post ->ID, 'previous_post_id', true);
 ?>

<?php if ($prevPostID) { echo '<a href="' . $prevPostID.'">Next Project</a>';
    }
 ?>

I think you can just add a few lines in your loop (your placement will vary depending on where you want the jump to appear):

if (have_posts()) : $jumpcnt = 0; ?>
   <?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
      <?php echo "<a name='jump$jumpcnt'></a>";
      ++$jumpcnt;
      echo "<a href='#jump$jumpcnt'>Next Project</a>";?>
      // Rest of the loop

You might also want to put a jump back to the top after the loop:

endwhile;
   echo "<a href='#jump0'>Back to Top</a>";?>