Hey @autumn​ - you can use the hash key ( # ) to add anchor tags to Help Center articles URLs.

For example: https://www.intercom.com/help/en/articles/167-install-intercom-on-your-website-and-chat-with-logged-out-visitors#install-the-javascript-code./p>

Sub-headers within your Article body can be used as anchors in this way.

So I'm looking to create a table of contents for an article. For example the structure will be similar to this:

What you'll learn:

• Thing 1
• Thing 2
• Thing 3

Each of the bulleted "things" should pop down to that section in the article. Each section will have a sub-header title. So, how would I link the bulleted text to go to that section in the article? Would it be #Thing-1 or #Thing1?

In that case, it'd be # Thing-1.

Use hyphens in your anchor link to denote spaces between words!

Just figured this out, thanks!

Glad to hear it! Just for my own information, was the solution I provided the correct one? Or did you need to do anything different?

Yep, you were correct. Your solution worked like a charm.

Delighted to hear it! 🙌 That's a good one to share in @Tips, Tricks, and Workarounds​ - even if you had an example article to share with other Connectors?

Hey @autumn​, some great news - we've shipped this as an official feature of Articles! You can read more about it here.

This is so great! Thanks for sharing, @eric f11​. This will be very helpful for longer articles we have.