Linking GuideThis page explains how to create a link [hyperlink] to a web page, file, picture or document using RipeSite Content Editor. The same explanation can be used to link to and from text or a graphic.
When a hyperlink is clicked, it displays the selected page or file. Links are most commonly used in navigation between web pages.
All explanations require the 'left' mouse button to be clicked 'once' unless specified.
Text Link [from a word/s on Page 1 to Page 2]
Example: Text Link HTML:
The text link is now complete. To check the link, click on the Preview button to temporarily display the edited page. If nothing happens (your browser may be configured to block pop-up windows), hold down the Ctrl key until the page displays.
When you have checked the link works on the Preview Page, close*** the Preview page winddow and select Save Changes button. Alternately, close the Preview page window and return to the Content Editor to make more changes or Cancel to not save any changes.
Notes: Re-highlighting a linked text or graphic and then clicking on the Link Icon will display two more link properties.
* URL is the full page address including domain name. The address of every web page is found in the address bar window at the top of the page. The address of this page is http://demo.ripesite.com/guide-linking.php ** If the page you wish to link to is not displayed, then there may be something wrong with its file name or the Show Link checkbox for the page is marked No. *** Always close the Preview Window when finished testing.
Graphic Link [from Page 1 to Page 2]
After adding the picture to the page [How to Instructions], select the picture by clicking on it. Eight handles will appear around the graphic and then follow the same procedure described above, starting with Next click the Hyperlink button.
Link Picture to Picture.
Thumbnail to page: If you wish to display the second picture [large] on a web page then create the page and add the picture, and then follow the instructions above. Thumbnail to picture: Alternately, you can link directly to the second picture and it will display on a plain white web page.
This procedure can be used to link to any picture hosted at any web site.
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