Where I have built separate blocks for example a team's schedule, roster, tickets, etc, but they may appear on different page, can I drop an HTML link to a block like in the ol' bookmarks in a page? Tried using block name, and it renders the block. Just want to be able to get the user to it, not permanently display it. If anyone can help, I appreciate it.

Blocks only have keys, they don't own a URL. So you can't link to a block directly.

What you can do is put an anchor target where the block lives. Assuming it's a custom HTML block, add this as the first line of the block's content:

<div id="roster"></div>

Then link to it from anywhere like this:

<a href="/teams/#roster">Team Roster</a>

That works across pages too, so a link on any other page will load the teams page and scroll straight down to the roster section.

If the block is one you can't edit (a feed block for example, or something placed with the page builder), drop a tiny custom HTML block right above it that contains nothing but <span id="roster"></span> and link to that instead. And if you're building the page as manual HTML, you can just wrap the block tag:

<div id="roster">{block="team_roster"}</div>

Thank you Cedric, I will give that a try!

Hi @BradTBP

Assuming that you have proper heading titles at the top of the blocks, you could instead target h ID and use this this for the link.

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I am working on this today, I appreciate your help.