Linking from Text

Adding links to pages enhances the interactive experience for the visitor. By clicking their mouse on a link, visitors trigger an action that was predetermined by the web master, such as opening a new page or sending email. Links can be associated either with an entire text object, or with individual words or phrases. To draw attention to links, they are highlighted with specific color and font options defined in the Text Link Properties of the Page menu.

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Linking from Words or Phrases

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To add a link:

Links from words or phrases have no effect, if the text object is converted to graphic.

Linking from the Text Object

If the entire text object is to serve as a link, then there is a quicker way:

Links from word or phrases take precedence over a link defined for the entire object. The object specific link affects only for those words or phrases that have no other explicit links defined.

Linking with StudioLine Explorer

The StudioLine Explorer offers a convenient way to create a text link to another page:

Linking to an Existing Text Object

Linking to a New Text Object

Following Links

If text links to another StudioLine page, one can easily switch to that page.