It's possible :) I just did and recorded a video of it which will go on this channel soon. In the mean time, here's how you do it. Create an anchor just like you do on a website . Replace AnchorName with whatever name you want for the anchor. Then you have to add a link to your email that is just #AnchorName. When that link is clicked they will jump down to where you put the first piece of code. Unfortunately, MailChimp doesn't allow links that aren't complete. The links MUST be structured like this: example.com/#AnchorName I'm willing to bet that you got this far when you were trying to get this to work. The work around to MailChimp's limitation is it create the links manually using HTML. You can add a code block anywhere in your MailChimp email and you can put your link in that code block. You create the link like this This is the link text. When someone clicks that link in the email it will jump them down to the anchor you placed. This does not work on phones, at least not when I was testing it. I hope that helps :) Let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching! And sorry for the delay. I'm still trying figure out my summer holiday work schedule!
I don't know if you're notified when I reply to a comment thread that you commented on, so I'm pasting my response again. It's possible :) I just did and recorded a video of it which will go on this channel soon. In the mean time, here's how you do it. Create an anchor just like you do on a website . Replace AnchorName with whatever name you want for the anchor. Then you have to add a link to your email that is just #AnchorName. When that link is clicked they will jump down to where you put the first piece of code. Unfortunately, MailChimp doesn't allow links that aren't complete. The links MUST be structured like this: example.com/#AnchorName I'm willing to bet that you got this far when you were trying to get this to work. The work around to MailChimp's limitation is it create the links manually using HTML. You can add a code block anywhere in your MailChimp email and you can put your link in that code block. You create the link like this This is the link text. When someone clicks that link in the email it will jump them down to the anchor you placed. This does not work on phones, at least not when I was testing it. I hope that helps :) Let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching! And sorry for the delay. I'm still trying figure out my summer holiday work schedule!
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Thanks SO much! I really appreciate the hard work.
You're welcome and thanks for the inspiration/idea for the video!
I want my anchor link to take my client to a relevant part of the MailChimp email and not to a web page. Is this not possible? ⚓⚓⚓
That's what I want to know! Why can no one answer this question?
It's possible :) I just did and recorded a video of it which will go on this channel soon. In the mean time, here's how you do it. Create an anchor just like you do on a website . Replace AnchorName with whatever name you want for the anchor.
Then you have to add a link to your email that is just #AnchorName. When that link is clicked they will jump down to where you put the first piece of code.
Unfortunately, MailChimp doesn't allow links that aren't complete. The links MUST be structured like this: example.com/#AnchorName
I'm willing to bet that you got this far when you were trying to get this to work.
The work around to MailChimp's limitation is it create the links manually using HTML. You can add a code block anywhere in your MailChimp email and you can put your link in that code block. You create the link like this This is the link text. When someone clicks that link in the email it will jump them down to the anchor you placed.
This does not work on phones, at least not when I was testing it.
I hope that helps :) Let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching!
And sorry for the delay. I'm still trying figure out my summer holiday work schedule!
I don't know if you're notified when I reply to a comment thread that you commented on, so I'm pasting my response again.
It's possible :) I just did and recorded a video of it which will go on this channel soon. In the mean time, here's how you do it. Create an anchor just like you do on a website . Replace AnchorName with whatever name you want for the anchor.
Then you have to add a link to your email that is just #AnchorName. When that link is clicked they will jump down to where you put the first piece of code.
Unfortunately, MailChimp doesn't allow links that aren't complete. The links MUST be structured like this: example.com/#AnchorName
I'm willing to bet that you got this far when you were trying to get this to work.
The work around to MailChimp's limitation is it create the links manually using HTML. You can add a code block anywhere in your MailChimp email and you can put your link in that code block. You create the link like this This is the link text. When someone clicks that link in the email it will jump them down to the anchor you placed.
This does not work on phones, at least not when I was testing it.
I hope that helps :) Let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching!
And sorry for the delay. I'm still trying figure out my summer holiday work schedule!
@@wplearninglab Thank you SO MUCH. I'm looking forward to your MailChimp video with jump links
Hey @SoItGoesCAL34 The video is up: ruclips.net/video/VpZtIkU3kFU/видео.html Hopefully it's what you were looking for!
Thank you! This was so easy to follow.
You're welcome Cee, thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any questions :)