Links
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Links help a Viewer of your document jump to different pages within or URLs outside your document. You can create links by going to Insert > Links > Link in the Displayr Ribbon in Edit Mode. Links only become active once you publish your document.
Features
Below are the options available from the Link menu:
- Web Page - only the http, https and ftp URLs are allowed. You can also specify if you'd like to Open this link in a new tab.
- Page in this Document - links to a particular page in your current Displayr document such as a Table of Contents or Home page. You can also specify if you'd like to Open this link in a new tab.
- Back - goes backward in your browser history.
- Forward - goes forward in your browser history.
- Previous Page - goes to the previous page in your document.
- Next Page - goes to the next page in your document.
How to use these features
General steps to insert a link to your document.
- Select the object or text that you would like to add the link to.
- Select the desired option from the Insert > Links > Link menu.
- If selecting Web Page or Page in this Document:
- Specify what the URL or page title to link to
- Check the Open this link in a new tab box to open the link in a new tab
- Click OK
- If selecting Web Page or Page in this Document:
More Details
- You can remove a link on an object by going to Insert > Links > Link > Web Page and delete the Address - click OK.
- To see if there is a link already on an object, select the object and go to the Insert > Links > Link menu to see if there is an option highlighted in the menu.
- If outputs on your page are interactive, you will not be able to create a link on top of them. This most notably includes visuals created from the Visualizations menu.