Q: Wanna understant About Linking Pages I´m still a learner.
I´m having a problem on linking my pages.
My initial page is: 
leatherjacksofficial.com
without slash, neither "name.html" after the slash.
The site opens fine, but when I try to click the another links at first, in example "SHOWS".... it gets me this way: https://leatherjacksofficial.com/#Shows.
it´s strange because my menu code for the index.html file is like that:
 <div id="Menu_LIST">


<ul>

 <li><a href="https://leatherjacksofficial.com/index.html" target="_parent">HOME</a></li>

 <li><a href="https://leatherjacksofficial.com/shows.html" target="_parent">SHOWS</a></li>

 <li><a href="https://leatherjacks.bigcartel.com/" target="_parent">STORE</a></li>

 <li><a href="#PressKit" target="_parent">PRESS KIT</a></li>

 <li><a href="#Contact" target="_parent">CONTACT</a></li>

</ul>


the links that still haves de # tag, are just for me to guide myself.
Anyway... The other menu links never work.... Only if I click the HOME button. It takes me to https://leatherjacksofficial.com/index.html
THEN it works.... Why this happens? 
Could someone help me please?
PS: I also noticed that lots of sites that only haves the "name.com" on it... Their sublinks never show the .html for it´s extensions...
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you all!

A: Adding the worked solution from comment as answer with additional details to support answer.
The #marker is used to navigate inside a page to the element which has id='marker'. Suppose you have a page index.html and one of the element inside this page has id='shows' eg. <div id='shows'>Some content</div>. Suppose you have an anchor element like <a href='/index.html#shows'>Shows</a>. It will take you to the index.html first; than, will search for element with id='shows', if found; page will automatically get scrolled to bring that element into view. If not found the page will show as usual.
Note: You can put marker with any element. You just need to give id to the element and use #marker to that id.
The key points to note are:


*

*When the item with #marker is in a page, which do not have enough content to make page scroll, than the element should be already visible in view port, in that case clicking on the #marker (In page navigation links), will not make any UI scrolls and the page will look same, with or without clicking the link.

*When the item with #marker is deep below the page, navigating to it will make the scroll only up to the point so that it comes to the view. Because content below is not sufficient to bring the #marker element to the top of window.
For your second query, the hamburger menu is not working, I can see that the linked web page http://leatherjacksofficial.com has already working hamburger. If there is any case where you face such problem, add the comment to this answer; I will help on that.
Hope this helps!!
