To link to a sub-page within the main index layout, add an index anchor link in the web address tab.

Linking to an index's sub-page takes visitors to a standalone version of the page.

To link to an individual blog post, event, product, or gallery image rather than a group of them filtered by tags or categories, add its complete URL in the web address tab.

If you change a source page's URL slug, open the link and reselect the page in the page tab to update the link.

To learn more, visit Adding links to categories or tags.

If it's a collection with categories or tags, select the category or tag from the drop-down menu under Categories or Tags.

Click into Search to open a menu of all the pages on your site.

Use the Page tab to link to pages on your site or collections filtered by categories or tags.

An individual blog post, event, or product.

We recommend using the Page tab to link to pages on your site, but you may want to use the web address option to link to content on your own site that you can't otherwise link to, such as: Notes: It isn't possible to automatically force links to open in an entirely new browser window, as this can cause issues with a browser's pop-up blocker.

Switch the Open in New Window toggle on to have the link open in a new tab.

Use the Web Address tab when you want to link to external sites or content, such as the website for a friend's business or a third-party service you use with your site.

Specific images within a gallery (deeplink URLs).

Specific points on a page (anchor links).

Content or posts filtered by a tag or category.

Cover pages (version 7.0) - Add links or buttons in the actions panel of cover pages.ĭepending on where you create the link, you can link to:.

Button blocks - Add buttons to content areas.

Navigation - Add links to your site's navigation structure.

Text - Create links almost anywhere you can add text.

For steps on adding various types of links, visit the corresponding guide: You can add links to almost any part of your site. To learn more about linking visitors to your website from elsewhere, visit Sharing URLs from your site. This guide covers links that visitors can click on your site. You can link to pages, external sites, files, email addresses, phone numbers, or internal content in many areas of your site.

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