How to Link WordPress Menu Items to Elementor Sections (Elementor Menu Anchor)

In this quick video, I'll show you how to link a WordPress menu to elementor sections with the use of the custom link menu option and elementor CSS ID feature. This feature doesn't require page load once someone clicks on the menu item. They simply jump to the elementor section which is assigned to the very menu items from the WordPress menu.
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Hello. Very well explained and straight to the point. I know you have covered this on other videos, but it's nice to have as a separate video for quick reference.

If I'm not mistaken, if you are on a page on the website, and want to use a jump button from another page, on the menu url you need to write the link for the page and then add the # with the css-id. Then, when you click it will take you to the page and then jump to the section. I hope you know what I mean... haha

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