How to display catalogue question

[Rodders]

Hi all
Just upgraded to Ver16 and very pleased, (was impressed enough wih 15 and it definitely improves by leaps in every upgrade so thanks for all the hardwork on development!)
Now for the question - I'm building a website that includes a catalogue. There are 25 chapters and each chapter has between 1 and 12 pages of information in the form of diagrams. These pages are currently individual gif files. What I'm trying to achieve is to have an index of all chapters and each entry will have a link which takes the user directly to the appropriate first page of that particular chapter. I did look at the slideshow new filter option, but it didn't seem to handle enough titles. I've done similar making a digital booklet in PDF but many mobile users don't seem to support PDF so wanted to find a way using one of the WYSIWYG options. Anyone have any ideas?
thanks in advance

[Pablo]

Do you mean bookmarks?
In that case, see "Bookmarks (Jump to another part of the page)"
https://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/links.html

Or else do you have an example to make more clear what you are looking for?

[Rodders]

Thanks for this one Pablo yep I was having a bit of a dumb moment and making things overcomplicated so yes I could create a navigation bar of the "chapters" and then simply jump to the appropriate item although at the moment though it looks like it may well end up being an "e-catalogue" using something like flipbook

[onlye]

you refer to a catalogue but then reference chapters. is this a catalogue of items or a book?

if it is a catalogue of product/services a consideraton might be a simple ecommerce solution that allows you to turn off the shopping cart/check out and just use the product catalogue structure. you could add the images to the product and it would allow easy selection of the products and included search. you could add the products to categories if that would make navigation easier.

[wwonderfull]

It would have been good if you showed a demonstrative website of what you wanted that would give a better visual idea on what you actually wanted to replicate in wwb.

You did say "a catalogue. There are 25 chapters and each chapter has between 1 and 12 pages of information in the form of diagrams."

You can use cards for that, will be perfect and you can also bookmark them too. About most of the objects in wwb are bookmark-able so I assume that your understanding may meet the solution.