You can add hypertext links whereever you can add text (paragraphs, list elements, Table cells). Links can be to another page in your site such as this link to the [[Headings]] page or to an external site such as this link to [[http://google.co.uk]]. email links are indicated by prefixing with mailto: thus [[mailto:somone@microsoft.com]].

You can add hypertext links whereever you can add text (paragraphs, list elements, Table cells). Links can be to another page in your site such as this link to the Headings page or to an external site such as this link to http://google.co.uk. email links are indicated by prefixing with mailto: thus somone@microsoft.com.

For complex sites it may be necessary to have a more specifc match such as [[WFC Syntax/Headings]] (finds a "Headings" page only directly under a "WFC Syntax" page). Link paths from the home page are forced when the link starts with a leading "/" such as [[/Installing WebBuild]] (this would only match the "Installing WebBuild" page immediatley under the "home" page.)

For complex sites it may be necessary to have a more specifc match such as WFC Syntax/Headings (finds a "Headings" page only directly under a "WFC Syntax" page). Link paths from the home page are forced when the link starts with a leading "/" such as /Installing WebBuild (This would only match the "Installing WebBuild" page immediatley under the "home" page).

An internal link ignores case and any non alphanumeric characters when trying to find a match - the link [[%%Horizontal%%%Lines%%%]] still links to the Horizontal Lines page but shows the exact text entered in the link on the browser page.

An internal link ignores case and any non alphanumeric characters when trying to find a match - the link %%Horizontal%%%Lines%%% still links to the Horizontal Lines page but shows the exact text entered in the link on the browser page.

The text for the link can be changed - for example you can [[/|link to the home page here]] the first part (before the "|") is the link reference (In this case the home page - "/") - the text after the "|" is displayed in the browser. The same can be done for external and email links thus: [[http://google.co.uk|Goooooogle]].

The text for the link can be changed - for example you can link to the home page here the first part (before the "|") is the link reference (In this case the home page - "/") - the text after the "|" is displayed in the browser. The same can be done for external and email links thus: Goooooogle.

Notes

All links starting with http: (or https:) are considered external links. For internal links the first page to match is linked first it checks for matches 'below' the present page - then it checks from the home page and below. In most cases only the page name is required.

Either forward slash or backslash may be used (although it is usually proper to use forward slash). the link to the home page is simply a forward slash by itself.