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  • did you ever get an answer? Still searching? I have tried several things myself and see others have same question…Please post your code edits if you have found a solution – I will do the same if i come up with one today!

    A quick thought – You can do so by positioning the anchor / the div containing the anchor. for eg if you menu has a link:
    <a href="#anchor1">link 1<a/>
    then you can send it to-
    <div id="anchor1"><a id="anchor" name="anchor1"><a/></div>
    You can define the on screen position of the “anchor1” div.
    Ive noticed it helps to have the a name and the div id/class name to be similar. Not sure if its is absolutly neccessary.
    Hope it helps

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