This article will explain explains the difference between Internal and External links.
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Internal links are used to connect pages and resources within your website, including but not limited to files such as PDFs, images , and interior pages of the site.
Select the desired page in the Site Directory.
In Edit mode, scroll down your page to the desired section of your page where you will be inserting would like to insert a hyperlink.
Selectthe text to be you would like linked and click Insert/Edit Link.
In the Insert/Edit link window, select Internal as the Link Type.
Click Link Source and browse for the file, page , or link.
Anchor is optional. An anchor is a specific location within a page that the link will direct directs a user to. This field is should only be used only if the link is directs to an internal page and there is a specific anchor tag within that page that you want to link to.
Text to display auto populates from the selected text, however you selected or you can add your own. It can be any text you choose, but can edit the text. The text should be descriptive and indicate where the link will leadrelevant to the linked page.
Title is an optional field that provides additional information about the link when a user hovers over it.
Target determines whether the link will open in the same browser window or in a new window.
None opens the link in the same window.
New Window opens the link in a new browser window or tab. (New browser window only appears for external links.)
Click Ok.
Click Preview Draft to show results.
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To remove the link, place your cursor in the linked text and click on the Remove Link icon. |
External Links
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External links are used to connect pages and resources outside your website, including but not limited to files such as PDFs, images , and interior pages of the site. |
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For more information on how to create external links, review How to Add an External Link from the Cascade Basic Training Guide. |
Linking to a URL
Select the text to be you would like linked and click on the Insert/Edit Link icon.
In the Insert link window, select External as the Link Type.
Type in or paste a URL in the Link Source field.
Anchor is optional. An anchor is a specific location within a page that the link will direct directs a user to. This field is should only be used only if the link is directs to an internal page and there is a specific anchor tag within that page that you want to link to.
Text to display will auto populate populates from the selected text.
Title is an optional field that provides additional information about the link when a user hovers over it.
Target determines whether the link will open in the same browser window or in a new window.
None opens the link in the same window.
New Window opens the link in a new browser window or tab. (New browser window only appears for external links.)
Click Ok.
Click Preview Draft to show results.
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Select the address or text to be you would like linked and click on the Insert/Edit Link icon.
In the Insert link window, select External as the Link Type.
Instead of inserting a URL in the Link Source field, type “mailto:” followed by the appropriate email address. There should be no spacing between the text, e.g., mailto:webmaster@nmsu.edu.
Click Ok.
Click Preview Draft to show results.
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