Question

I made a one-page website which only has text on it and buttons which only purpose is to change the text in the container. And now when I made everything I forgot what if someone wants to link to a specific “page”/text to my site. What would be the best way to do this? So when someone clicks the button, address changes for each paragraph and if someone points to that address specific paragraph would appear/specific button function would do its job.

This is a jquery code for buttons so you can understand better :

$(document).ready(function () { 
    $('[id*=txt]').hide();              
    $('[id*=home]').show();
    $('#btnhome').css({'background-color':'#555', 'opacity':"0.5"});    

    $('.button').click(function (){
        $('[id*=txt]').hide();
        $('.button').css({'background':'transparent', 'opacity':'1'});
        $(this).css({'background-color':'#555', 'opacity':'0.5'});
   });          

    $('#btnhome').click(function () {   
        $('[id*=home]').show();             
    });     

    $('#btnabout').click(function () {              
        $('[id*=about]').show();        
    });    

    $('#btncontact').click(function () {        
        $('[id*=contact]').show();  
    });  

Answer 1

You would have to add a parameter to the URL. Like http://mysite.com?page=1

Then you would have to parse out the parameter. Here’s a site that will help you with that.

Finally, you would provide for the page parameter in the document.ready function. You could use a switch statement for that.