@Brando This method is not a solution. You can see how the page reloads the first time you clic over one of the dots. Plus, the active status doesn’t work.
I feel completely stuck, and I had to launch my client’s site without this functionality.
I have 3 sections with 3 IDs: sec1, sec2, last-sec.
Then a navegation menu on the side, dot style. I’ve tried all possible combination (without success) in order to make the href AND the current state of the link work together, in the link settings:
Thanks for all the help with narrowing this one down.
I’ve reported this all to the team and we’ll delve into it a bit more to find a solution here.
For now the best workaround would be to use the external link approach, although you won’t be able to use the current state. Once the team has had a chance to investigate a fix, I’ll post back here with an update.
I prefer to disable this navigation, as the external link approach is not good for the UX since when you clic the page reloads and jump to the section.
With this sort of issue we’ll likely need to revisit how we handle anchor links altogether which is a larger project. For now you may need to consider this as a limitation and find an alternative workaround that satisfies the client and project needs in order to move forward with the site.
We’ll definitely keep working on this one though and I’ll be sure to post updates here as soon as I have them.