anchormenu

Anchor Menu is a WordPress plugin designed for showcase websites, blogs, and long-form content pages.
It provides an accessible anchor menu that highlights the current section and improves navigation on both desktop and mobile devices.
Current limitation: Anchor Menu is not designed for WooCommerce. Dynamic product pages are not supported.
<h4>Video Tutorials & Overview</h4>
Anchor Menu comes with video resources to help you get started quickly.
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<li>Plugin overview and features presentation</li>
<li>Step-by-step tutorials (English & French)</li>
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You can find all videos on the official YouTube channel: 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClZTid0uXs6FxgFp5BaEryQ
<h4>Key Benefits</h4>
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Automatic and intelligent: generates an anchor menu from defined sections.
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Fully responsive:
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<li>Floating vertical menu on desktop (draggable or collapsible to show only its toggle button).</li>
<li>Collapsible horizontal bar at the bottom of the screen on mobile.</li>
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Display control: enable or hide the desktop menu and the mobile bar separately from the admin settings.
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Visual customization: clean and readable by default, with an admin interface to customize colors, styles, and sizes.
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Enhanced accessibility: keyboard navigation, screen reader support, optimized contrast, and built-in ARIA attributes.
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Per-page customization: each page can have its own anchor menu tailored to its content.
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Clarifies page structure: helps modern search engines and intelligent analysis tools better interpret your content through coherent section-based navigation.
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SEO friendly: improves structure, internal linking, and readability for search engines.
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Intuitive interface: fully managed from the WordPress admin, no coding required.
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Non-intrusive: the mobile menu stays discreet and never blocks the main content.
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Anchor Menu

An accessible anchor menu that highlights the active section and improves navigation on desktop and mobile devices.

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If you are using a sticky, fixed menu in your WordPress theme, this plugin is the best to deal with the menu overlapping your anchored content. Insert exact menu height to jump before your anchor target. With the PRO version you can also adjust the value for a mobile breakpoint by width.
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Mobile First Feature and Premium Support 
 The Plugins First team provides active one to one email support for everybody who bought <a href="https://plugins-first.io/en/product/fixed-menu-anchor-wordpress-plugin/" rel="nofollow ugc">the PRO-version</a>. The PRO version comes with premium support and the mobile first feature.
General Support and Bug Reports 
 General support is provided within the <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/fixed-menu-anchor" rel="ugc">Support area</a> of WordPress.org, where you can also report bugs.
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<h4>Highlights</h4>
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<li>Simple, easy to configure / setup</li>
<li>You can define a standard distance between screen top and anchor target, which will be used whenever maximum viewport does not apply.</li>
<li>Define a certain CSS-class, when it is attached on a link, the click event will be ignored.</li>
<li>Define a maximum viewport width until a certain distance between screen top and anchor target is to be used (relevant for mobile optimized menu – only PRO version).</li>
<li>Browser agnostic – It is fully compatible with all major browsers: Firefox, Chromium/Chrome, Safari, Opera, Edge</li>
<li>Theme agnostic – You can use it in every theme as long as jQuery library is loaded.</li>
<li>Tested up to WordPress 4.5</li>
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<h3>Setup and Usage</h3>
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<li>Go to Appearence->Fixed Menu Anchor and choose the distance value.</li>
<li>That value should be a little bit higher than the fixed menu of yours.</li>
<li>After saving the value, you should jump in front of each anchor-target without the concerning about overlayed content anymore.</li>
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Fixed Menu Anchor

If you are using a sticky, fixed menu in your WP theme, this plugin is the best to deal with it overlapping anchored content.

Anchor Menu vs Fixed Menu Anchor