jbthehutt

Dear Kharis,

I may have found an solution to my problem, based on your help.
Before the section target’s ID name (#[location]) I put the page’s URL.
Seems pretty obvious in retrospect, sorry for the hasty post!

Thank you!
Justin

Dear Kharis,

Thank you for the outstanding support, and apologies for the late reply.

I followed your straight-forward instructions, and it worked to some extent.
When I’m on the above-mentioned “Education” page, and I click the menu sub-item, it automatically scrolls down to the section I want. That’s good.

But! I want to access the same location from the front page menu as well. Up to now, I have been unsuccessful in finding out how to do that. In other words, when I’m on another page, and I try to access the location I want, nothing happens.
Hopefully this makes sense.

If you can provide me with the answer, I would be very grateful!
Thank you,
Justin

Sorry for the lack of information.

I’m currently using the Sydney Pro theme, and the plugin/widget for the Employees is the “Sydney FP: Employees” widget, placed on the front page. I’m assuming that’s the widget producing the lightbox.

I’d like to mark this topic as resolved.

My problem was due to a Categories-related issue.
The Categories box wasn’t showing up when I was adding new Services to my site.
However, after going to Types -> Taxonomies in the Dashboard, and checking all the boxes then saving, the Categories box finally showed up.
Setting a category type to my new services ended up fixing the issue, and now all my new content is showing up on the site.

Thanks anyways!
Justin