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When I click on an anchor like <a href="#um_id">clique aqui</a>, that has a #ID on href, it defaults to move up to the part that has this id as a bookmark.
How I would discount this behavior?
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You can disable the standard anchor action (either for the document itself or a normal link) in two ways. My examples will affect all the page anchors, it’s up to you to adapt the selectors to your need.
With CSS
a { pointer-events: none; }
https://jsfiddle.net/bfavaretto/yu7rL2n4/
With JS
const stopClick = (e) => e.preventDefault()
document.querySelectorAll('a').forEach( a => a.addEventListener('click', stopClick, false));
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And what do you intend to do at the anchor click? Anchors were made for navigation, if the idea is to perform some function javascript in the click, use a button and, by default, will not have the problem cited.
– Woss
Do you want to break the anchor? Just put an id that doesn’t exist on the link href, like #! For example, or remove the id of the html tag from the element. your question was not very clear.
– hugocsl