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Im trying to get a user to click on a link which takes them to a specfic point on a page. I have got it working but my menu dissapears. I think my css is incorrect. I have copied the code and tried to replicate in this example as much as poss.
You can give your nav bar (.menu-link) a position of fixed which will always keep it at the top of the screen on top of everything else (once you give it a z-index)). You’d then probably want to add a top margin to your other content so that when users scroll back to the top they don’t lose the content under the nav bar.
Here’s a fork of your jsFiddle. BTW, you might want to remove the overflow hidden so that the scrollbars return.