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Using Oncourse, how do I add a link to my wiki page?

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Link to another wiki page

While editing a wiki page, to add a link to another page in your site's wiki, type the name of that page enclosed by square brackets (e.g., [Page 2]). For more information about editing wiki pages, see Editing wiki pages.

If the page to which you're linking does not exist, Wiki will create it automatically. The link to it on the page you're editing will display with a question mark (?) after it. For more information, see Adding a page to your site's wiki.

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Link to an item in Resources

To add a link to an item in your Resources area:

  1. While editing your page, place your cursor where you want the link to appear, and then click the Link icon at the top of the text box.

  2. On the Select Item screen, find the Resources item to which you want to link. Click Show other sites to find an item from another site you own.

  3. Next to the item, click Select. Your item should now be listed under "Items to attach". You may select more files, or if you're finished, click Continue.

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Link to an external web page

To add a link to an external web page, you have two options:

  • If you want the page to display the URL, simply type the URL, and Wiki will automatically create a web link to that page.

  • If you want the page to display the name of the web page instead of the URL, modify the following example link so that it points to the page you want: {link:Link Name|http://www.google.com}

    Change Link Name to the name of the web page, and replace the Google URL with the URL of the page to which you're linking.

Note: If the URL for the page to which you're linking contains an ampersand (&), replace the ampersand with a semicolon (;). If the URL contains the escape sequence for the ampersand (&), replace the entire sequence (&) with a semicolon (;).

Links to external web pages will display with an arrow icon next to them.

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Last modified on January 20, 2011.

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