Add padding to top of anchor code

Halo.

Is it possible to add padding to the top of anchor code? The problem is, when a link with an anchor is clicked, the anchor is hidden behind the top menu, so I would like to add padding to the top of the anchor so it stops below the menu (approx. by 75 or anything, I can change it.)

<p id="Anchor Text"></p>

Thank you

- Anton.

Have a read of this:

https://www.will-myers.com/articles/anchor-link-offset-trick-in-squarespace

45 minutes ago, Ziggy said:

Have a read of this:

https://www.will-myers.com/articles/anchor-link-offset-trick-in-squarespace

hi Ziggy. No I haven’t. I will take a look and report back. Thanks once again, Ziggy.

46 minutes ago, antsypantsy said:

hi Ziggy. No I haven’t. I will take a look and report back. Thanks once again, Ziggy.

Hope it solves your query! Good luck!

2 hours ago, Ziggy said:

Hope it solves your query! Good luck!

Thank you @Ziggy. And thanks for the link, given enough time, I might be able to figure it out. I have zero idea what I am doing. And I really appreciate your help being a member of the community. It is very generous of you and others here.

But in regards to Squarespace. Squarespace advertised all this grandiose stuff about easily making a website etc, where in fact here I am having to learn code. My poor friend, who just wants to have a website that works properly, is having to wait whilst I fumble around trying to help her.

Saying that she could pay a professional, is the opposite of what she and I read about signing up with Squarespace. It was marketed as an easy design platform. I have not been asking for anything spectacular, just stuff you would find on any website.
What is even more frustrating, is that speaking to a human at Squarespace seems impossible and when contacted with a replu, it could be as late as 3 days later.

What is funny to me, is that Squarespace have the community working for them and doing their job for them, and you’ll aren’t getting a dime to do so, but you are paying for the privilege to help people.
Genius business model that I am not the slightest bit impressed with. I’ve advised my friend to see this year through then find another platform. 

28 minutes ago, antsypantsy said:

What is even more frustrating, is that speaking to a human at Squarespace seems impossible and when contacted with a replu, it could be as late as 3 days later.

You can get on live chat, never takes more than 10-15 minutes to get through to a helpful human (but not for coding):

https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/requests/new#choose-topic

(go through the options and then click on live chat)