Thanks. That works quite well. While I realize that I can use make the
target element be anything I want like the H1 tag in this example, the
anchor is created by a web text editor called CKEditor. I'll have to see
what I can do to add the class when the anchor is created.
Thanks again.
On Wed
A classic solution applied in such cases is to assign a css class (named
for example 'hashlinked') to the target element. The related css rule is
the following:
.hashlinked:before {
display: block;
content: " ";
height: 40px; /* the height of the element that hides the target */
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