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+ | A link to another website (or hyperlink) may be inserted in an Article as follows: | ||
+ | #Open the Article for editing either by: | ||
+ | #* Click the Content > New Article menu item to go to the Article Manager, select the Article and click the Edit toolbar button. | ||
+ | #* Clicking the Add New Article button in the Control Panel. | ||
+ | #* If logged in to the Front-end, you have appropriate permissions and are viewing the Article you wish to edit: Click the Edit toolbar button. | ||
+ | #Locate and highlight the text or image you want to use as the link. | ||
+ | #Click the ''Insert/edit link'' editor toolbar button. The ''Insert/edit link'' screen opens. | ||
+ | #There are 4 tabs in the Insert/edit link screen. The parameters that must be are set on the General tab. | ||
+ | #*'''Link URL''': The full URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of the target website, for example http://www.joomla.org. | ||
+ | #*'''Target''': Defines how the link will open. | ||
+ | #*'''Title''': A name for the link. This becomes the '''title''' attribute in HTML. | ||
+ | #*'''Class''': Choose a style class for the link if required. | ||
+ | #Click the ''Insert'' button to create the link. The ''Insert/edit link'' screen will close and the link will be displayed in the article text. | ||
+ | #*Unless there are specific CSS styles in place the default style is underlined blue text. | ||
+ | #*Clicking the ''Cancel'' button closes the screen without inserting a link. |
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A link to another website (or hyperlink) may be inserted in an Article as follows:
- Open the Article for editing either by:
- Click the Content > New Article menu item to go to the Article Manager, select the Article and click the Edit toolbar button.
- Clicking the Add New Article button in the Control Panel.
- If logged in to the Front-end, you have appropriate permissions and are viewing the Article you wish to edit: Click the Edit toolbar button.
- Locate and highlight the text or image you want to use as the link.
- Click the Insert/edit link editor toolbar button. The Insert/edit link screen opens.
- There are 4 tabs in the Insert/edit link screen. The parameters that must be are set on the General tab.
- Link URL: The full URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of the target website, for example http://www.joomla.org.
- Target: Defines how the link will open.
- Title: A name for the link. This becomes the title attribute in HTML.
- Class: Choose a style class for the link if required.
- Click the Insert button to create the link. The Insert/edit link screen will close and the link will be displayed in the article text.
- Unless there are specific CSS styles in place the default style is underlined blue text.
- Clicking the Cancel button closes the screen without inserting a link.