How To Add A Link

This guide will show you how to add links onto the site. The Toolkit offers a huge range of locations to link to and they are extremely useful for helping the user navigate around your site.

Step By Step Guide

1:
First of all we need to load the editor. To do this click ' Content ' on the left menu, once this drops down and gives you some more options, click ' Pages '. Then select the page you would like to edit, finally click the ' Editor ' button in the top left.


2a:
Linking to Text
Linking text is one of the most common ways to add links to the site, its also been made really easy inside the Toolkit. Simply highlight the text in the editor and click the small chain icon in the Toolbar.


2b:
Linking an Image
You can also link images inside the Toolkit, they act the same as text links, however they are a little less obvious since the image does not change to show that it has been linked. All you have to do is click the image so it has been selected, then click the small chain icon on the toolbar.


3:
The next step will be the same regardless of whether you are linking text or an image. The 'Insert Link' box will appear.

In the box, choose the category that summarises the destination of your link. Click on the same category below to find out how to finish the process.


4:

Please note that throughout most of the options when linking you will see two tick boxes:

  • Open this link in a new window
  • Add 'rel=nofollow' attribute

The first option will open the link in a new tab when the user clicks on it, this is espcially useful when taking users away from the site so they still have your site open in the background. This means they can come back to it later.

The 'no follow' attribute option is designed to prevent the link from influencing the search engine index.


5:

Please note that throughout most of the options when linking you will see two tick boxes:

  • Open this link in a new window
  • Add 'rel=nofollow' attribute

The first option will open the link in a new tab when the user clicks on it, this is espcially useful when taking users away from the site so they still have your site open in the background. This means they can come back to it later.

The 'no follow' attribute option is designed to prevent the link from influencing the search engine index.


Page

One of the most common options is to link to an existing page on your website. The first step is to choose the page folder that the page is in, for most clients this will be the ' Admin ' folder. The second drop down will then appear asking for the page title. Once you are happy with this click the ' Apply Changes ' button.


Page Folder

The page folder is very similar to the previous option, however it has one less step. All you need to do here is select which page folder you would like to link to by using the drop down menu.


Super Page Folder

The super page folder is very similar to the page folder. All you need to do is select which super page folder you would like to link to by using the drop down menu.


Product

The products module is an older section of the Toolkit that does not see as much use as it used to, however if you have the products module installed then you can use this drop down menu in order to link them.


Product Folder

You can also link to a product folder, all you have to do is select the folder you would like to link to. Finally click the ' Apply Changes ' button.


Super Product Folder

Super product folders can also be linked to. The process is similar to the previous, select the folder from the dropdown and click the ' Apply Changes ' button.


Events

Once again the events module is something that is widely used with customers, however they can be linked by simply selecting the event from the drop down and click the green ' Apply Changes Button '.


File

The 'File' option lets you link your text or image to a document that has been uploaded to the Toolkit. As soon as the user clicks on the link it will either open the document in their internet browser or download the file. It depends how their computer is setup. First choose the file you would like to link to, then once you are happy with the selection, click the ' Apply Changes ' button.


External Website

Another common option for linking is an external website. This allows you to create a link to any other website on the internet, so it is not restricted to pages on your site. It is also really simple to setup, all you need to do is put the URL of the page you would like to link to inside the text box at the top. Once you have added it click the green ' Apply Changes ' button.


Anchor

Anchors are used on websites to link users to a specific section on a page. You can read more about anchors here . The first stage is to choose the folder the page you would like to link to is in, from here select the correct page. The list of anchors that appear on that page will display in a small list in the middle of the box. Choose the correct anchor, once you are happy with your selection click the ' Apply Changes ' button.


Forms

If your website has a form for users to fill out then you can also link to that! All you have to do is select the form from the dropdown list and click the green ' Apply Changes '.


Image

Linking an image comes in two separate stages. The first screen will let you choose the image you would like to link to. Once you have found the image you would like to use, click the ' Select ' button.


The final step will bring up the two tick boxes that we mentioned earlier. Once you are happy with those two, click the green ' Apply Changes ' button.


Image Folder

Linking to an image folder is very similar to a page folder. All you need to do is select the image folder you would like to link to from the drop down menu.

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