Creating Links - Revision history

Judy at 16:34, 19 March 2012

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			* To link to a document or other type of file, type the document name, including file extension, e.g. diary.pdf. You will have to put the document into your Workspace folder for this to work. Please see below for instructions on how to do this.

	* If you want the link to open as a '''pop-up box''', check the make popup option		* If you want the link to open as a '''pop-up box''', check the make popup option

SarahW at 14:34, 15 November 2010

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	* To link to the end-users email application, type in mailto: followed by the email address you would like the email sent to. E.g. mailto:someone@gmail.com		* To link to the end-users email application, type in mailto: followed by the email address you would like the email sent to. E.g. mailto:someone@gmail.com

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	* If you want the link to open as a '''pop-up box''', check the make popup option		* If you want the link to open as a '''pop-up box''', check the make popup option
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	* Click '''ok''' to create the link		* Click '''ok''' to create the link


	~~FIGURE 1~~


	By default, the link will appear blue and underlined. When an end-user has visited the link it will become purple. You can choose a different colour for the unvisited and visited links by changing the options on the '''page properties''' menu:		By default, the link will appear blue and underlined. When an end-user has visited the link it will become purple. You can choose a different colour for the unvisited and visited links by changing the options on the '''page properties''' menu:

152.78.223.0 at 10:07, 17 September 2010

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-You can include hyperlinks to other pages in your intervention, external websites, documents (e.g. pdfs), or to send an email by using the Set Selected Text As... button in the textbox properties menu:
+You can include hyperlinks to other pages in your intervention, external websites, documents (e.g. pdfs), or to send an email by using the '''Set Selected Text As...''' button in the textbox properties menu:
 In the page properties menu:
 *	Highlight the text that you would like to set as a link and then choose the Set as  Link option.
 *	Type the page name, web address or document name (including the file extension, e.g. training.pdf) that you would like to link to, or select a page from the drop-down menu.
 To link to the end-users email application, type in mailto: followed by the email address you would like the email sent to. E.g. mailto:someone@gmail.com
-*	If you want the link to open as a pop-up box, check the make popup option
+*       To link to the end-users email application, type in mailto: followed by the email address you would like the email sent to. E.g. mailto:someone@gmail.com
 **	Pop up boxes will open as a separate tab/window to the page that the end-user is currently on – we would suggest using this if you are linking to an external webpage or linking to a document.
 **	If you do not select the make popup option then the page will display in the same window that they are already on. They will then need to click either the back button on the web browser or a back button placed on the intervention page to get back to the original page.
 *	Click ok to create the link

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2010-09-17T09:59:06Z

New page: You can include hyperlinks to other pages in your intervention, external websites, documents (e.g. pdfs), or to send an email by using the Set Selected Text As... button in the textbox pro...

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You can include hyperlinks to other pages in your intervention, external websites, documents (e.g. pdfs), or to send an email by using the Set Selected Text As... button in the textbox properties menu:
In the page properties menu:
* Highlight the text that you would like to set as a link and then choose the Set as Link option.
* Type the page name, web address or document name (including the file extension, e.g. training.pdf) that you would like to link to, or select a page from the drop-down menu.
To link to the end-users email application, type in mailto: followed by the email address you would like the email sent to. E.g. mailto:someone@gmail.com
* If you want the link to open as a pop-up box, check the make popup option
** Pop up boxes will open as a separate tab/window to the page that the end-user is currently on – we would suggest using this if you are linking to an external webpage or linking to a document.
** If you do not select the make popup option then the page will display in the same window that they are already on. They will then need to click either the back button on the web browser or a back button placed on the intervention page to get back to the original page.
* Click ok to create the link