First of all, I cannot find the anchor “how to cut a chicken wing” in the URL you have shared here.
I assume this anchor “handy guide to cutting chicken wings” is what you are talking about. And you want it to redirect to the section “🤔 HOW DO YOU CUT A CHICKEN WING?” on this page: “BAKED SALT & PEPPER CHICKEN WINGS“
On the anchor, you have used the URL with “#chicken-wing” while the section “HOW DO YOU CUT A CHICKEN WING?” (on your target page) contains something like id=”%f0%9f%a4%94-how-do-you-cut-a-chicken-wing”
You need to use the same words on both of these pages, then only it will work as you expect it to work.
Moreover, try to avoid this: “%f0%9f%a4%94-” Here the H2 ID should not even contain the hashtag. You only need the hashtag when you add a link to that page from “AIR FRYER” page.
Thanks for your reply.
Sorry yes I want to link the “handy guide to cutting chicken wings” to the section “ HOW DO YOU CUT A CHICKEN WING?” on this page: “BAKED SALT & PEPPER CHICKEN WINGS“
Sorry I am not very technical so don’t understand “while the section “HOW DO YOU CUT A CHICKEN WING?” (on your target page) contains something like id=”%f0%9f%a4%94-how-do-you-cut-a-chicken-wing”
I have added a screenshot below, I thought I had only added “chicken-wing” to the HTML anchor on the section for how to cut a chicken wing?
Apologies for my ignorance!
You have properly added the HTML anchor as per the screenshot. It should work.
However, the link is still not redirecting properly. It still shows the old one: http://tinyurl.com/2yyk4jzh
Can you try clearing the cache? – If it still doesn’t work…
You can do this to make it work:
Remove the thinking emoji from the heading. It is generating this code: %f0%9f%a4%94
And then simply use the rest of the ready-made HTML anchor (how-do-you-cut-a-chicken-wing) here: “handy guide to cutting chicken wings”
Taking out the emoji worked! Thank you so much!