I often find references on the web and chatgpt to sections, but I don’t find a video or help that describes how to set up a section.
I have two views on a page. I want to make a button that will jump to the second view. From what I’ve found, there is no URL (required for button) for views. Apparently there is a URL for sections, but as I said earlier I cannot find documentation that tells me how to do this.
Please help or suggest another way to jump to the second view.
Hi Sam,
You can create different headers with /h1 /h2 /h3, and then add an outline (/outline). This will display the headers hierarchically and clicking on them will take you to the respective section.
Alternatively, if you want to create a button for a specific section you can do the following:
Hover over the header and press the three dots icon ...
You can’t move it unfortunatelly and you can’t create more than one per page. When you create an outline it is always visible on the upper right corner and displays all the sections in the current page.
I agree it would be nice to have the option to have it as a standard coda block and place it wherever we want. If you want that level of customization you have to do it manually, either by creating buttons or links, like I explained in my previous post. The downside is that they won’t automatically adjust when you add/remove/edit section headers.
So, I guess if I want a jump link lower in my document I’m out of luck. Maybe creating a new page and moving the second view to it with quick jump buttons to link to the other page would be an alternative?
If I copy the URL as Piet and I described and then use it to create an ‘Open Hyperlink’ button, or just paste it somewhere in the canvas within the same document, it just takes me to the linked object without opening a new window.
What browser are you using? Have you tried a different one?
I just tested it out using a specific page in a different doc and it opened in the same window/tab. I suspect this is just an issue of your browser settings defaulting to opening links in a new tab.