I am also unable to get Anchors to work on my pages. I followed the suggestion "just delete the current UserGroup anchor, and remake it at the end of the previous section as a new line above the heading. It should still link to the heading as expected." That did not work. I have no special characters in my headings, I've followed their instructions, still the anchor jumps to the top of the page. Using Atlassian Confluence 6.3.2. Does anyone have a real fix yet?
I do not know where your reference "just delete ..." points to. So maybe I do not understand the context of your question correctly. But whenever I had problems with anchors it has been due to the fact that the name of the anchor is different whether your link is outside or inside of Confluence:
Outside:
#PageName-AnchorName
Inside (using the link dialog - the translation to the above syntax is made by Confluence):
spacekey:pagename#anchorname
e.g.
DOCS:My page#important information
Hope this helps!
Here is another answer concerned with anchors (where I copied the examples from): community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Using-Anchors/qaq-p/330511
Found the reference on another string, I thought I was adding to that string but apparently not. Anyway, figured out the problem: had to make anchor name without spaces or underscore. Instructions were a little wrong (at lease for me).
Thank you.
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Thank you for your feedback!
BTW: The anchor may contain spaces:
The Anchor Macro:
The Link (in Advanced Mode): Do not encode the Anchor name, preserve the space as is.
The rendered HTML
<a href="#MyPage-MyAnchor">link</a>
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