SarahCrewe

Site URL: http://chapter3.ca

I want to use smooth scrolling as my navigation on my main website: chapter3.ca (It's not published yet) by using anchor links and section IDs. 

My blog is a different page, so I have to use different URLs in the navigation menu on my blog listing page, and all new blog post pages. 

Is this possible? 

Site URL: http://chapter3.ca

My page isn't published yet. I am setting it up on behalf of a client. I am using the Grow Well template. 

Rather than separate pages for each navigation link, all of my content is housed on one page. For my page navigation I've used links and applied the anchor link for each unique section id. They are as follows:

• chapter3.ca#about
• chapter3.ca#how-i-work
• chapter3.ca#service-areas
• chapter3.ca#team
• chapter3.ca#contact

However, I want to also include a blog. This URL would be chapter3.ca/blog. When a user navigates to the blog, the navigation menu is now appending #about, #how-i-work. etc. to include /blog. (chapter3.ca#about becomes chapter3.ca/blog#about).

When I changed the links in the navigation section of pages to include the full URL, this takes away seamless scrolling navigation on my main page. It tries to fully re-load the page and then jump to the section instead of just navigating up and down to each seamlessly.

Is there a way for me to either use a different header for the blog or remove the header on the blog entirely. If I have to remove the header, I will likely add a back home button or links to the main page as separate navigation. 

Thanks in advance.