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Skip Link for 7.0 Website

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hi –

I am looking for someone who knows how to get a skip link to work on a 7.0 website. I managed to get it on the website and it works for one content skip and then goes directly back up to the top navigation. Have looked and looked and have found no solution on the Internet. Willing to hire 🙂

Thanks!

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On 12/23/2020 at 9:32 PM, queerterpreter said:

Hi, @melbeestudio, I see you somehow succeeded, but I don't know how! Could you please explain? I'm trying to do the same.

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2 hours ago, tuanphan said:

I see they answered above. You can check again.

No, that's not the answer. Try it out: if you immediately press tab when the site loads, you see the UserWay skip link (white and on the left). If, instead, you hide UserWay and press tab, you see a different skip link (blue and in the center). That's the one I want, the one unrelated to UserWay.

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Hey there @melbeestudio and @queerterpreter,

Skip links are built-it to the newer 7.1 templates, but you have to add them with custom code for the older 7.0 templates. I posted a few different template-specific solutions in another thread here:

Hope this helps! Feel free to send me a DM if you need further assistance.
-Tyler

PS - For whatever it's worth, I've written here about why Userway is a poor approach to accessibility. Sure, it adds a skip link, but the button is super ugly and it does very little to actually improve the user experience for people with disabilities 😉

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Hey, I’m Tyler. 👋 I’ve been a professional Squarespace user since 2016. I’m a recovering startup founder, currently on sabbatical after selling my Squarespace business. I now spend my free time working on weird side projects and half-baked ideas.

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