This page last changed on Jan 02, 2007 by rosie@atlassian.com.

Sometimes, you may need to change the default labels for links if they are not particularly informative or attractive, and especially if you are including the links in the middle of your own text.

To change the title of a link,

What you need to type What you will get
[the current release notes|Release Notes] the current release notes

Where:

'the current release notes' is your new label.
'Release Notes' is the name of the page you want to link to.


Example: Changing the title of a news item

What you need to type What you will get
[an article on the subject|/2005/08/26/Sample News] an article on the subject

Where:

'an article on the subject' is how you want to refer to the news item
'/2005/08/26/' is the date the news item was published.
'Sample News'' is the actual title of the news item


Example: Combining inter-space links and labelled links

What you need to type What you will get
[What can Confluence do for you?|DS:Confluence Overview] What can Confluence do for you?

Where:

'What can Confluence do for you?' is your label.
'DS' is the space key of the space the page you want to link to is located.
'Confluence Overview' is the name of the page in that space.

Linking to Pages Within the Same Space
Linking to Pages in Another Space
Linking to Web Pages

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