The URL field does not support anchored links.
In this field, you need to select the link type, i.e. the link scheme, but the desired anchor scheme is not in the list.
Of course, there is no way in the article editor to save the link #module123 with the article
It is not possible to create a link field
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The Joomla developers intended this to be used for navigating to other pages and sites, limiting themselves to their imagination and their imagination. And users can't guess what the developer thought about it.
The developer has the right to do what he wants. And the user wants to solve their problems.
Are we going to discuss here what the developer was thinking, or are we going to discuss a new scenario and new opportunities for the existing field?
The developer has the right to do what he wants. And the user wants to solve their problems.
Are we going to discuss here what the developer was thinking, or are we going to discuss a new scenario and new opportunities for the existing field?
anchor is not a scheme
You're right, but a solution still needs to be found. It is possible to add a "No SCHEME" scheme
You're right, but a solution still needs to be found. Maybe add a "No SCHEMA" scheme
Why don't you precede your anchor links with the correct page URL?
I am almost sure that this would work.
The URL field is for URLs, not for pure anchors to be applied on different URLs.