Inserting a link in an element
You can insert links into elements containing an HTML or rich text field using the Insert Link button.- Click
- To add a link to a URL, either type or paste the URL in the Type a URL field.
The inserted URL is rendered relative to the URL of the site area of the currently rendered content item. Internet protocols (such as Http://) should be added at the beginning of the inserted link if an absolute URL is intended to be rendered.
- To add a link to web content, an image component, a file component or an existing link component, click Browse Content click Browse content.
- Select the library the item is stored in.
- Select the item to link to.
- Click OK
- Select the library the item is stored in.
- To add a link to a document in the current place, click Browse Libraries.
- Select the library the document is stored in.
- Select the document to link to.
- Click OK
- Select the library the document is stored in.
- Select a link display type:
- Text
- Use name of linked item: You select this to use the title of the item being linked to as the link text.
- Link text: Enter the text to use as the link text. To enter text unselect Use name of linked item.
- You select this to display the link as text.
Image Component
- You select this to display the link as an image. Click Select Image to select an image component to use as the link image.
- Use name of linked item: You select this to use the title of the item being linked to as the link text.
- Enter a description of the link by selecting either:
- Use description of linked item
- You select this to use the description of the item being linked to as the link description.
Enter description
- You select this to enter the text to use as the link description. To enter a description unselect Use description of linked item.
- Enter an optional query string. You can use a query string entered here as a search parameter in a menu element. For example, you could enter this query string: myquery=shoes You can then specify "myquery" as a search parameter in a menu element.
- Select a link target:
- Name
- You select this to specify the name of the link target.
New Window
- You select this to open the link in a new browser window.
None
- Select this to specify no link target.
Parent
- You select this to open the link in the parent frameset of the frame the link appears in, replacing the entire frameset.
Self
- You select this to open the link in the current frame, replacing the content in that frame.
Top
- You select this to open the link in the current browser window, replacing all frames.
- Click OK.
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