Difference between revisions of "Clicklaw Wikibooks Contributor Guide"

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=== Links ===
=== Links ===
==== Link to another wiki page====
==== Link to another wiki page====
[[File:Edit toolbar link.png|framed|Link button on the edit toolbar]]
[[File:Edit toolbar link.png|framed|link=]]
One page in a wiki often naturally leads to another page on the same wiki. For example, here is a link to the [[Clicklaw Wikibooks Style Guide]], which is a Clicklaw Wikibooks page. To make an internal link, click the Link button. You will be prompted to enter the target page, which must be the exact name of the page, and the text to display for the link. Make sure to select "To a wiki page" at the bottom, then click "Insert link".
One page in a wiki often naturally leads to another page on the same wiki. For example, here is a link to the [[Clicklaw Wikibooks Style Guide]], which is a Clicklaw Wikibooks page. To make an internal link, click the Link button. You will be prompted to enter the target page, which must be the exact name of the page, and the text to display for the link. Make sure to select "To a wiki page" at the bottom, then click "Insert link".


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Much of the time, you won't want the link to appear so obvious. To have other words appear with links to online resources, select the text you want to contain the link, then click the Link button. You will be prompted to enter the URL (the link to the online resource). Make sure to select "To an external web page", then click "Insert link".
Much of the time, you won't want the link to appear so obvious. To have other words appear with links to online resources, select the text you want to contain the link, then click the Link button. You will be prompted to enter the URL (the link to the online resource). Make sure to select "To an external web page", then click "Insert link".


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