Konrád Koller

Do you like to write long articles with many headers? Then this is the perfect plugin for you. This plugin will add a link next to your headers so your user can share your posts pointing to specific parts. Plus a smooth scroll script is also included which will make the overall experience even better.
The package contains a predefined style for Git-like link display but it is hardly recommend to change the style to fit your needs (and your design).
The plugin uses internal cache which may interfere with other cache plugins, if you experience anything strange feel free to contact the plugin author.

ONet Header Linkifier

For advanced users! Github-like header parser for your posts, pages and custom contents. Also lets you fetch TOC for any content.

Roland Barker

Note: This plugin is not currently compatible with the Block Editor.
This plugin adds a unique ID attribute to healings in your page and post content, and then makes those anchors available in the linking pop-up. This makes it very easy to add “jump” links to headings within the content.
<h4>Using the Plugin</h4>
This plugin doesn’t use any settings or require any setup, just activate it and it’s features are available.
The plugin works by adding a unique “id” to the headings in your content. When you open your content for editing, the plugin adds unique ids to all the h2 and h3 headings. After saving the content, those headings become available as “anchors” which can be linked to.
To create an anchor link, add the desired link text, select it and click the “add link” icon. If you begin typing the heading you want the link to jump to, the anchor link for that heading will appear in the search results. Choose that anchor to place your link.
If you want a link from another page to jump to a heading, you can add the anchor link (begins with a “#”) to the regular page link and when that link is clicked on the user will be taken to that heading on the new page.
For example, let’s say you have a page at <code>https://xnau.com/content-anchor-links/</code> that explains how to make a link list, and on that page is a tutorial with the heading “A Tutorial” If you look at the HTML for that page, you’ll see that the heading has an “id”, like this: <code><h2 id="a-tutorial">A Tutorial</h2></code> You can create a link that goes directly to that heading with a URL like this: <code>https://xnau.com/content-anchor-links/#a-tutorial</code>

Content Anchor Links

Easily add content anchors to your pages and posts

ONet Header Linkifier vs Content Anchor Links