HTML Anchor Links optimization guide as Expected in Chrome After Dynamic Content Update
I've encountered an scenario where anchor links on my HTML page stop functioning after I dynamically update the content using JavaScript... I load new sections of content via AJAX, and once this happens, clicking on any anchor link doesn't scroll to the target element as expected. For instance, I have the following structure: ```html <div id="container"> <a href="#section1">Go to Section 1</a> <div id="section1">This is Section 1</div> </div> ``` After updating `#container` with new content like this: ```javascript function loadNewContent() { const newContent = '<div id="section2">This is Section 2</div>'; document.getElementById('container').innerHTML += newContent; } ``` The anchor link to `#section1` no longer scrolls to the target. I have also tried using `event.preventDefault()` in case there was some scenario with default behavior, but it seems I might have broken the link behavior instead. No console errors appear, but I see Chrome is not scrolling to the ID despite it being present in the DOM. I've made sure that IDs are unique, and I've verified that the links point to the correct IDs. I've also tested it in Firefox, where it works fine. Is this a known scenario with Chrome's handling of anchor links after dynamic content updates, or am I missing something in my implementation? Could there be a timing scenario that prevents the scroll action from triggering? Any insights would be appreciated. I've been using Html for about a year now. The project is a application built with Html. I'm open to any suggestions.