Step By Step Guide
1: The first step is load up the classic editor. Click on '
Content
' on the left menu, then go to '
Pages
'. Pick the page you would like to edit and you will see the '
Classic Editor
' button.
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.