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Hi @Ed Mekhitarian , welcome to the Community!
The question/answer you've linked to shows instructions relevant to Confluence Server and Data Center. Confluence Cloud uses a newer editor, and thus has a slightly different way to add anchors on a page.
This support article has the instructions for adding it on Confluence Cloud. In short, you can insert macros by using a / in Confluence Cloud - for example, typing /anchor in the editor should auto-complete an anchor macro for you.
Cheers,
Daniel
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